Optimize DOM HTML serialization for UTF-8 #16376
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This patch adds a fast path to the HTML serialization encoding that has
to encode to UTF-8. Because the DOM internally represents all strings
using UTF-8, we only need to validate here.
Tested on Wikipedia English home page on an i7-4790, serializing the page 1000 times:
(And if you're interested: it takes over a second on my machine using the old DOMDocument class)
Future optimizations are certainly possible, but let's start here.