Remove disingenuous comparison

[firatoezcan]

See title, it's a bad look no matter how you turn it to have a comparison where one of the implementations uses a cache and the other libraries dont.

The JIT is fine, but also there it'd be more fair to have a row for apollo-server with jit.

Additionally it'd be best if the implementations dont diverge at all also in the usage if the underlying server because at this point the comparison is completely useless.

But at least with this PR it's not disingenuous anymore and only negligent

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[Urigo]

Thank you for flagging @firatoezcan
We have a couple of goals in showing these comparisons:

1. Compare regular usage of the server (which shows that there Yoga is faster then Apollo)
2. Show that Yoga can support adding more optimizations easily

There is no disingenuous content here, just showing real results.
Maybe instead of removing information, a better way would be to add the equivalent results for Apollo?
Would you like to help us in doing that?

[firatoezcan]

It definitely feels disingenuous because there is no even playing ground but let's disagree on the disingenuous part then.

I am planning on doing a more in-depth evaluation in coming weeks for a project. I'll make a note in my planner to return with results.

Usually I was only going to evaluate Bun with Elysia since this is what I use and it's probably faster than anything that's doable with Node so the overhead of either Yoga or Apollo were more interesting for me, but I assume if I already have a few benches that mimic what I would be doing in production, that I could extend those to Fastify/ Hono and Node.js as the runtime as well

Not sure if there are any other popular server frameworks, won't hurt to maybe add express just for people to see that it's slowing them down. Feel free to add a few more, although I think those should be plenty enough.

[Urigo]

Ohh it would be awesome to add Bun to these benchmarks!
the more information/frameworks/tools the better!
looking forward to get your results and to work together to make it all public in a way that is most clear and true for the user