Refine benchmark suite#203
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These are great improvements, thank you!
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We had been running benchmarks for a long time and they were very unstable. And also couldn't find meaningful results.
I changed to perform benchmarks with release configuration, and don't repeat noisy prelude for each benchmark.
Also added several benchmark cases to find our bridging bottlenecks (assignment, call, value conversion, ...)