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Add custom memory allocator (opt-in only so far) #3038
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- Remove unused allocator functions - Fix return type of wstring_to_string - Use `sass::ostream` instead of `sass::sstream`
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For CI purpose first try with opt-in enabled.
Performance improvements 20% for complex cases.
Potential for up to 30% improvement later ...
Also updates the documentation a bit.