Update benchmark results #17
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Updated the benchmark results for Jelly 2.2.2, which brought some improvements in flat serialization.
Note: a lot of the apparent performance improvement in serialization is actually due to me fixing a bug in the benchmark code. The benchmark used to be unfair for Jelly, which did more work than it needed to.
Added flat streaming representation size results.
Also added a page with performance results obtained in RDF4J, especially against RDF4J Binary, which turns out to be the closest competitor of Jelly in terms of performance.