Refactor benchmark configuration - #93
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This pull request updates the benchmarking configuration and project settings for the
FastEnum.Benchmarksproject. The main changes are the addition of .NET 10.0 as a target framework and improvements to the benchmark configuration logic, including enhanced diagnoser support.Project configuration updates:
FastEnum.Benchmarksproject file, enabling benchmarking on the latest .NET version.Benchmark configuration refactoring and enhancements:
BenchmarkConfigclass to use a shared helper method (CreateSharedConfig) for creating configurations, reducing code duplication betweenForDefaultandForShortRunmethods.DisassemblyDiagnoserwith detailed options (e.g., maxDepth, printSource, GitHub markdown export, combined report), providing deeper performance insights during benchmarking.