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Fix Ion stream serialization in buffer write benchmarks - #455
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Issue #, if available: Related to #325 (Ion buffer-write support).
Description of changes:
Writing an Ion benchmark input containing
1 2with--io-type buffercurrently serializes[1, 2]as a single top-level Ion list. File mode writes the two original values, so the two modes measure different serialization workloads. Even a single top-level list acquires another list wrapper in buffer mode.Pass
sequence_as_stream=Trueto the benchmark wrapper'sdumps, matching its existingdumpimplementation. This preserves empty streams, single values, multiple values, and a top-level list in text and binary output. It does not change the public simpleion default or address the other formats in #325.All 75 benchmark CLI/spec tests pass on Python 3.9. The eight new regression cases fail before the fix and pass afterward; they compare buffer output with file output and repeat the benchmark call to check input reuse. Validation used the pure-Python Ion implementation; the C extension was unavailable locally.
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