When we know at compile time that the size of the results produced by a given size is static, we should just use the static value. This occurs when all of the children of a node are also nodes, because each child is stored in the parent node as a fixed-size hash id.
When we know at compile time that the size of the results produced by a given size is static, we should just use the static value. This occurs when all of the children of a node are also nodes, because each child is stored in the parent node as a fixed-size hash id.