Comparison with prospite and Rails strict_loading

[aelkoussy]

Millions used and loved bullet across many years, but now other options exist, including mainly:

1. Prospite: which claims that it has ZERO false positives, especially compared to Bullet
2. Rails strict_loading: which is different but intersects in preventing lazy loading, thus preventing "some" of the n+1 issues

Can you please add something in the Readme about how Bullet compares to them? Also, if we can explain how much overhead does Bullet add (performance-wise) - is it 1% slower, 10% slower or something else? And how to avoid false positives (or false negatives) or if their percentage is small, how much is it if we have any metrics?

Thanks