The overwritten build profiles set the optimization level of build.rs to 3, which significantly speeds up the runtime of generating the lookup table. However, whenever importing playing-cards, these profiles are never applied to the build script.

Here are the runtimes of build.rs according to cargo-timings:
With opt-level=3: 33.69 seconds
By default: 338.37 seconds

• Low 2-7 Evaluator
• Low A-5 Evaluator (LowA5Evaluator)
• Omaha Evaluator
• Omaha Hi-Lo Evaluator
• Drawmaha Evaluator
• Drawmaha 0 Evaluator
• Drawmaha 49 Evaluator
• Shortdeck High Evaluator
• Razz Evaluator
• Badugi Evaluator

For fun:

• Deuces Wild Evaluator (treats Deuces, or any card specified, as wild)

Most of these can piggyback off of HighEvaluator, and others like ShortDeck might need a new lookup table generated.

Currently, the build script uses Sneeze's Perfect Hash evaluator to help generate the lookup table, but the original C implementation uses arithmetic overflow. Compiling it locally for tests work, but trying to include playing-cards then attempting to build it results in arithmetic overflow.

This primarily helps with compile times that do not include the "poker" feature.