Optimize detect_duplicate_ids on parse_document and parse_fragment - #3962
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I think it's good if we move all the duplicate detection logic to Phoenix.LiveViewTest.DOM instead. Please also don't reference the |
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This PR replaces the duplicated id check on parse_document and parse_fragment to use lazydoc instead of tree.
This makes the check around 2.5 times faster than the current approach that traverses the tree collecting ids.
Benchmark using the benchmark HTML files from floki.