Recognise CPython as a JIT implementation#231
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Tested On Python 3.15a5 Note that JIT is a decent speedup now on pyperformance on most platforms https://doesjitgobrrr.com/run/2026-02-06 |
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Since CPython 3.13, there has been an experimental JIT. In 3.15, the JIT now has a slight bit of warmup. While the warmup is actually a lot lower than PyPy/GraalPy, it's still there. So we should detect the CPython JIT and account for that.