CSV-279: Optimize Lexer Delimiter Check for One Character Delimiter#163
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If the delimiter is multiple characters, some amount of processing needs to happen to support it. However, if the delimiter is a single character (common scenario), then the additional multi-byte processing (which are no-ops) can be skipped.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CSV-279