Use zlib-rs for faster gzip decompression - #82
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I'm back, nice repos, this one was tough to find optimizations for.
this PR switches flate2 from zlib-ng to zlib-rs for gzip decompression.
Tested on ONT and HiFi FASTQ samples, each about 800 MB before compression. Runtime dropped 13–24% with four threads. Outputs remained the same.