6. The computing device of claim 5 , wherein to merge the previous token and the next token comprises the merger circuitry to: determine whether an end offset of the next token is greater than or equal to an end offset of the previous token; read a next token from the plurality of token streams in response to a determination that the end offset of the next token is not greater than or equal to the end offset of the previous token; and merge the previous token and the next token in response to a determination that the end offset of the next token is greater than or equal to the end offset of the previous token.
6. The computing device of claim 5 , wherein to merge the previous token and the next token comprises the merger circuitry to: determine whether an end offset of the next token is greater than or equal to an end offset of the previous token; read a next token from the plurality of token streams in response to a determination that the end offset of the next token is not greater than or equal to the end offset of the previous token; and merge the previous token and the next token in response to a determination that the end offset of the next token is greater than or equal to the end offset of the previous token. 10. The computing device of claim 6 , wherein to merge the previous token and the next token further comprises the merger circuitry to: determine whether a start offset of the next token is greater than a start offset of the previous token; determine whether a first difference between the start offset of the next token and the start offset of the previous token is greater than a predetermined threshold offset in response to a determination that the start offset of the next token is greater than the start offset of the previous token; determine whether a second difference between the end offset of the next token and the end offset of the previous token is greater than the predetermined threshold offset in response to the determination that the start offset of the next token is greater than the start offset of the previous token; truncate the next token to a reference token that starts at the end offset of the previous token in response to a determination that the first difference is greater than the predetermined threshold offset and the second difference is greater than the predetermined threshold offset; truncate the next token to one or more literal tokens that start at the end offset of the previous token in response to a determination that the first offset is greater than the predetermined threshold offset and the second difference is not greater than the predetermined threshold offset; and truncate the previous token to one or more literal tokens that end at the start offset of the next token in response to a determination that the first offset is not greater than the predetermined threshold offset and the second difference is greater than the predetermined threshold offset.