GetMany could be more efficient?

I'll preface by saying it's a hunch and I have no convincing argument other than my intuition and I'm not familiar with the internals of gjson.

For large JSON's GetMany will iterate through all the entire JSON and will be no more efficient than just calling Get, many, times.

I think there could be some point for optimiziation by checking if the path matches EITHER of the many paths provided.
i.e.

msg := `{
   "message": "a hugeee lot of data",
   "a": "b",
   "c": "d",
   "e": "f"
}`
// GetMany will iterate through the GIANT message and stop at "a", 
// then do the same thing for "e", maybe this second pass could be skipped? 
results := gjson.GetMany(msg, "a", "e"); 

Any thoughts?

The issue names GetMany and repeated Get calls as the comparison point; start by reading those entry points and the relevant gjson internals. Establish whether multiple paths can be handled more efficiently while preserving returned values, then verify the result with performance comparisons and behavior checks.