docs(benchmark): add performance benchmarks for RGB→YUV conversion#11
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- Document that custom Go implementation is 8.4× faster than FFmpeg's swscale - Add detailed benchmarking code in `sws_benchmark_test.go` comparing implementations - Update architecture documentation with benchmark results and extraction potential - Add justfile targets for running YUV conversion benchmarks The parallelized Go implementation significantly outperforms FFmpeg's single-threaded swscale across multiple CPU cores, making it a strong candidate for extraction as a standalone Go module.
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sws_benchmark_test.gocomparing implementationsThe parallelized Go implementation significantly outperforms FFmpeg's single-threaded
swscale across multiple CPU cores, making it a strong candidate for extraction as a
standalone Go module.