[Feature]: Compare TUnit (AOT) performance against XUnit.v3 (AOT)

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3/5
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Issue type
Feature
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csharp
Domain
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Research direction

Start by locating the existing performance comparison referenced in the issue and identify how it runs TUnit and xUnit.v3 in AOT mode. Add an apples-to-apples comparison of TUnit (AOT) against xUnit.v3 (AOT); done when the performance results for both AOT configurations can be compared. The issue does not name benchmark files or tests.

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Description

benchmarks enhancement P3 performance
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Problem Statement

https://fanduel.atlassian.net/jira/servicedesk/projects/CG/queues/issue/CG-317070 currently compares TUnit vs XUnit.v3 vs TUnit (AOT)

It would be good to compare TUnit (AOT) vs XUnit.v3 (AOT)

Proposed Solution

I would like TUnit performance to compare TUnit (AOT) vs XUnit.v3 (AOT) to compare apples with apples.

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