The Scribble docs for my Rebellion <https://github.com/jackfirth/rebellion>
package take nearly two minutes to build. I have a hunch that most of the
time is spent compiling, evaluating, and rendering example code. Every one
of my Scribble modules is structured roughly like this:
#lang scribble/manual
(require ...)
(define make-evaluator
(... build an evaluator factory using make-base-eval-factory ...))
...
@defwhatever[...]{
@(examples
#:eval (make-evaluator) #:once
... example code here ...)}
Does this pattern have any performance or memory usage problems? Is there
more I can do to speed things up? How do I profile Scribble docs? Is it
normal for `raco setup` to spend much more time building my documentation
than it spends actually compiling my library's code?
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