Add standard library atomic operations to benchmark #35
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Currently, we only benchmark our custom atomic types, but don't
benchmark the standard library types. Add benchmarks for ints and uints
that the standard library supports.
Benchmark results on my machine:
https://gist.github.com/prashantv/4360013d6ec13b16ff983390e5defe73
There's no performance difference between stdlib and the atomic types (thanks to mid-stack inlining), e.g., with i32: