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Storing a single byte rather than three boolean values should be more efficient, especially since (for now) we only need to test whether any RSV bit is set, and now that can happen in a single comparison.
Side note: I asked claude.ai whether this was actually more efficient, and it confidently answered incorrectly that the go compiler would optimizes 3 neighboring bools in a struct, before correcting itself and providing a test program when asked for a reference.
🖼️ claud.ai transcript screenshot (because they don't allow sharing transcripts for some reason?)
Too lazy to compare with ChatGPT or DeepSeek or whatever.