[Syntax] Rename the as conversion functions that incur existential conversions to asProtocol
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…conversions to `asProtocol` The intention is to make it clear in the API usage where existential conversion overhead exists, allowing performance critical clients to eliminate use of existentials where possible. Also add a note in README file to clarify that the API is designed with performance in mind.
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Minor updates to `@differentiable`.
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The intention is to make it clear in the API usage where existential conversion overhead exists,
allowing performance critical clients to eliminate use of existentials where possible.
Also add a note in README file to clarify that the API is designed with performance in mind.