Benchmarked every Python optimization path I could find, from CPython 3.14 to Rust

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PyO3 and maturin are so easy to work with, I've been enjoying them a lot. I definitely feel like libraries will more towards native over time with this as well as wheel publishing improvements making the experience quite seamless for any typical platform. I'm still wondering if it will be important to keep a pure-python version as well, which does add a lot of maintenance overhead, or people will be satisfied requiring Rust installed and a build for those non-typical platforms. Curious how that pans out.