add linters benchmark #31
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| stylecow-plugin-variables: ^5.1.4 | ||
| stylis: ^4.1.3 | ||
| through2: ^4.0.2 | ||
| lockfileVersion: '6.0' |
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Is it ok that this changes?
Or should I install a different version of pnpm so that this remains constant?
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Stylelint uses a very large chunk of the PostCSS API and it's a very large code base.
Adding it to the benchmarks should make it easier to optimize more parts of PostCSS.
At this time there aren't any other linters that I know of, but maybe in the future more can be added. This will always be a bit apples and oranges because a linter does more or less work depending on config and user preferences.
I also updated dependencies and added recent reference results.