[MNT] add standalone performance benchmark suite with pre-2.0 baseline#964
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Measures fit() and transform() wall-clock time for 40 representative transformers across all modules, on synthetic data of configurable size. Supports saving a baseline and comparing later runs against it, failing when a benchmark regresses beyond a threshold. Not collected by pytest and not run in CI; see benchmarks/README.md. Baseline recorded before the 2.0 refactoring (polars support, numpy compute) as the reference to verify that the refactoring speeds up the transformers rather than slowing them down. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Measures fit() and transform() wall-clock time for 40 representative transformers across all modules, on synthetic data of configurable size. Supports saving a baseline and comparing later runs against it, failing when a benchmark regresses beyond a threshold. Not collected by pytest and not run in CI; see benchmarks/README.md.
Baseline recorded before the 2.0 refactoring (polars support, numpy compute) as the reference to verify that the refactoring speeds up the transformers rather than slowing them down.