Merge pull request #22 from 8fold/comparisons

update: Packet size-related details

README.md

@@ -89,18 +89,18 @@ These results are from February 26th, 2024:
 
 |Configuration |Average time in milliseconds |Median time in milliseconds |Transfer size in kilobytes |
 |:---|---:|---:|---:|
-|1 |0.0399683 |0.0017415 |2.7kb  |
-|2 |0.0953241 |0.0160480 |1.99kb |
-|3 |1.6026525 |1.4603320 |1.82kb |
-|4 |1.7849769 |1.7918970 |1.74kb |
-|5 |8.9957415 |8.8755520 |1.74kb |
+|1 |0.0399683 |0.0017415 |2.7  |
+|2 |0.0953241 |0.0160480 |1.99 |
+|3 |1.6026525 |1.4603320 |1.82 |
+|4 |1.7849769 |1.7918970 |1.74 |
+|5 |8.9957415 |8.8755520 |1.74 |
 
 Things worth noting (as rough interpretations):
 
 1. PHP being used as a template engine has a negligible impact on speed.
 2. Using `require_once` without PSR-4 autoloading decreases speed by roughly 1.5 milliseconds; however, once the code is made available, very little additional cost seems to be present.
 3. Using PSR-4 decreases speed by roughly 6 milliseconds; however, ensures everything is present and available.
-4. Using PHP HTML Build Document + Element resulted in 1 kilobyte in packet size.
+4. Using PHP HTML Build Document and Element resulted in 1 kilobyte in packet size. (Increased processing time in milliseconds most likely offset by decreased download time.)
 
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