Add compute_*_normals benchmarks#18648
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Benchmark current
compute_*_normalsmethods to get a baseline as requested in #18552 (comment)Solution
Since the change to the default smooth normals method will definitely cause a regression, but the previous method will remain as an option, I added two technically-redundant benchmarks but with different names:
smooth_normalsfor whatever default weighting method is used, andface_weighted_normalsto benchmark the area-weighted method regardless of what the default is. Then I'm addingangle_weighted_normalsin #18552. I also addedflat_normalsfor completeness.