docs: refinement benchmark update

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 ## Delaunay triangulation with mesh refinement
 
-Furthermore, we present a performance comparison (with Burst enabled) between `v1.0`, `v2.0`, `v2.3`, `v2.4`, `v3.0`, and `v3.4` for the refinement task.
+Furthermore, we present a performance comparison (with Burst enabled) between `v1.0..v3.5` for the refinement task.
 The presented result is for `T2 = float2`.
+This test case executes triangulation for a unit square box.
 
 ![Refinement Benchmark](../images/benchmark-refinement.png)
 
 > [!NOTE]  
 > Since `v2.4`, the triangulation refinement algorithm has been updated, resulting in improved mesh quality.
 
+Additionally, below we provide a benchmark for a more general test case than the unit square box.
+Specifically, the input in this case corresponds to Lake Superior, as commonly used in examples from the package.
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+![Refinement Benchmark Lake](../images/benchmark-refinement-lake.png)
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 ## Auto holes
 
 Below is a benchmark for Constrained Delaunay triangulation with the auto-holes option enabled. As a test case, we use a square containing $n\times n$ hole squares (denoted by #holes). Reference timings for the auto-holes option disabled are marked with a dashed line.