simdutf

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  "why_use_this": "Achieves gigabyte-per-second Unicode transcoding through vectorized operations, making it ideal for high-throughput text processing in language runtimes and browsers. Used by Node.js, Bun, and Chromium, it\u0027s faster than standard library implementations and useful as a build dependency for projects handling large text volumes."
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