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Update documentation for #265
Updates the CONTRIBUTING guide with a new Benchmarks section. It explains that benchmarks in
benchmarks/are disabled by default via pytest’s--benchmark-disable, and provides the command to run them withpytest --benchmark-enable -n 0 benchmarks/. The note clarifies that-n 0disables pytest-xdist parallelism to keep benchmark measurements accurate, and mentions the suite includes engine performance tests.Generated by Dosu