readme/benchmark: add built time

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CanadaHonk 2022-12-09 19:00:24 +00:00
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| Build Size | ~0.5MB[^system][^gluon][^1] | ~190MB | ~1.8MB[^system] | ~2.6MB[^system] |
| Memory Usage | ~90MB[^gluon] | ~100MB | ~90MB | ~90MB |
| Backend[^2] Memory Usage | ~13MB[^gluon] | ~22MB | ~3MB | ~3MB |
| Build Time | ~0.7s[^3] | ~20s[^4] | ~120s[^5] | ~2s[^3][^6] |
*Extra info: All HTML/CSS/JS is unminified (including Gluon). Built in release configuration. All binaries were left as compiled with common size optimizations enabled for that language, no stripping/packing done.*
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[^gluon]: Early/WIP data, may change in future.
[^1]: *How is Gluon so small?* Since NodeJS is expected as a system installed component, it is "just" bundled and minified Node code.
[^2]: Backend like non-Web (not Chromium/WebView2/etc).
[^2]: Backend like non-Web (not Chromium/WebView2/etc).
[^3]: Includes Node.JS spinup time.
[^4]: Built for win32 zip (not Squirrel) as a fairer comparison
[^5]: Cold build (includes deps compiling) in release mode.
[^6]: Using `neu build -r`