Prototype 2: Evaluating alternatives to YAJL for JSON processing#3540
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what
This pull request introduces the second prototype for evaluating alternatives to YAJL in JSON processing.
The prototype has been reduced to the following JSON libraries:
As part of this change, YAJL has been completely removed.
why
The goal of this prototype is to continue the evaluation of possible improvements to JSON handling in terms of:
By removing YAJL entirely and reducing the number of candidate libraries, this prototype provides a more focused base for validation, comparison, and further development.
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