Vectorize basic_string::find
#5101
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Resolves #5036
🏁 Race against the runtime!
basic_string::findis already vectorized for 8 and 16 bit characters via callingmemchrandwmemchrmemchrshows good results for smaller positions, but if the distance from the beginning to the result is long thememchrresults are noticeably worse. There's strong indication that such a results are due to not using AVX inmemchr.wmemchris not fast at all. It was promised to be fast in a new CRT in #4873 though.For larger characters the vectorization is novel, there's no CRT implementation, but these characters are rare anyway.
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