KCL: Avoid recasting array items twice #7876
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Before this PR, array expression recasting was a bit slow. The reason was that there's two ways to recast an array:
The steps were basically:
Giving each item its own string meant we were doing N allocations (one per item) but it meant that each item was only recast once.
This PR has a better approach. We build a single-line array first, and if it's too long, then ignore it and do a multi-line array. HOWEVER, the difference is that we track each item's offset within the single-line array string. If we then need to convert it into a multi-line array string, we can do that easily by looking up each item's offset.
Improves benchmarks by 7% and 20% on my macbook pro. 15.6% on Codspeed.