get() and/or pixelDensity() lag since v1.8.0

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This is pretty odd issue – but ever since p5.js version 1.8.0 was released, nearly all of my previous sketches which experiment with visual feedback, using get() (especially when combined with pixelDesnity() for upscaling images) – slowed to a halt (even on an M1 Max). I know some significant changes happened to both of these functions in that release, and that there were some sizing issue that got cleared up, however is there a chance an accidental bug still exists in the updates that is causing this?

Example:
https://editor.p5js.org/ffd8/sketches/r367LzyK7

• toggle on v1.9.2 and uncomment line 4, prod = 10 – which lags out on my M1 Max, however with v1.7.2 (or any version prior) it works just fine.

Sure, this is using pixelDensity() in a weird way – but these sketches worked fine on a mobile phone with normal pixelDensity(), however if I try updating to later versions, they also lag out... so I believe the issue is with get().

Start with the linked p5.js Editor sketch, toggle to v1.9.2, and uncomment line 4 with prod = 10; compare it against v1.7.2 and earlier versions. Investigate the interaction between get() and pixelDensity(), and consider the issue complete when the regression is identified and the visual-feedback sketch no longer lags in affected versions.