Split benchmarks into phases enabling granular timing insights#103
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reference_datasets, into three: one for subgraph enumeration, another for isomorphism class creation (canonization), and another for search (currently only exploring different bounds combinations).criterioncan only benchmark public functions, this forces us to make a few private functions public. I have marked these in their docstrings.recurse_*helper functions forindex_searchinto one, since (1) this helps benchmarking a lot, only needing to interface with one recursive function, and (2) the impact of using parallel-aware data structures for serial execution is negligible.