We were running into issues where the documents grew too large for being passed as a string to emacs, and we need to handle #+setupfile so we need to start handling org-mode documents as files and not just as anonymous streams of text.
The anonymous stream of text handling will remain because the automated tests use it.
This is not meant to produce publishable or comparable benchmarks. Such a script would have to run many iterations with the input already loaded into memory, proper prioritization via nice/ionice, and have a warm-up phase. This is just automating a basic test I am frequently running to compare parse times when investigating performance issues.
We are including a bunch of files that are not needed for running the rust code. This excludes them to be a better citizen to both crates.io and all users of this package.
This is a relic from the early development days in this repo. When I first started this repo, it was a clean-slate playground to test ideas for solving the road blocks I hit with my previous attempt at an org-mode parser. To keep things simple, I originally only had a very basic set of syntax rules that only vaguely looked similar to org-mode. Once I had things figured out, I kept developing in this repo, morphing it into a full org-mode parser. A couple of references to those early days still remained, and this patch should get rid of the last of them.
Using the org_mode_samples integration tests through the rust test framework has removed the need for the toy language binary and I think removing it will make rust-analyzer less confused about imports. This repository is now solely a library repository.
