docs(readme): refresh local parser benchmark results - #192
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fixes #191 |
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Summary
Refreshes benchmark references across the root README, benchmarking guide, and Node, Python, and Rust documentation with new July 31, 2026 results for pdf-inspector, LiteParse, OpenDataLoader, PyMuPDF4LLM, and MarkItDown. The updated documentation records the five-run median timings and reevaluated quality scores, explains the single-process measurement protocol, and links to the opendataloader-bench branch containing the raw timings, parser configuration, predictions, evaluator output, and generated charts.