If height is being scaled down, but not width, resize vertically first - #9549
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This should probably be rebased so it runs the benchmarks from #9832. |
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I merged main in, and Benchmark passed, but I don't know how if/how much the improvement is. |
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According to CodSpeed, ~4% faster, so could be measurement noise and as such unreported. |
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Refining #9524, applying a solution in C, rather than Python