Zero alloc indent write#663
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The current
with_indentfunction allocates a string to render the content into for every singleindent_aware_write.It also operates on a per char basis instead of processing full line slices at a time.
This PR fixes this by implementing an improved version that operates directly on the output stream.
In my testing this gives us about a 5 to 15% performance boost 🚀 ,
although the benchmarks are a bit flaky. I also added another benchmark with some
more nested partials than in the others, which benefits the most from this change.