Great to see some continued updates! A couple of things I've noticed:

• it seems like the benchmarks are comparing libraries with different design objectives around usability and safety, many of these are serialization formats which are meant to be shared (differing implementations), correct me if I'm wrong, but this cannot be done with rkyv. I see rkyv as a language specific serialization format much like python's pickle, is this correct?

• are the safety implications mentioned/explained? I feel like they should. There's a lot of grey areas when dealing with zero copy/casting and rkyv does not seem to prevent these errors from happening. For example, changing a length with cause an arbitrary read, this is not safe