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With large polygons and lots of holes, this can be _extremely_ slow, so I've converted it to Rust and done some optimization on the contains raycast. For the problematic shapefile that exposed this, processing was a bit under 50x slower than with the Rust code.
If there's a multipolygon with more than one polygon and a hole that doesn't fit in any of them, the Elixir version will attach the hole to the last polygon.
This doesn't actually seem to matter, but it's good hygiene
This improves the runtime of the problematic shapefile by another third.
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With large polygons and lots of holes, this can be extremely slow, so
I've converted it to Rust and done some optimization on the contains
raycast. For the problematic shapefile that exposed this, processing
was a bit under 50x slower than with the Rust code.