Add benchmark for join operations with low build table cardinality #18105
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To better highlight performance degradation in low cardinality cases, we should consider switching the y-axis from runtime to throughput as shown in the issue description. |
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Description
Investigates performance hotspots in #16025
This PR adds inner-, left-, and full-join benchmarks that sweep on the number of distinct keys in the build table.
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