PostgreSQL 12.15 query performance problem

select version();
--PostgreSQL 12.15 (Ubuntu 12.15-1.pgdg18.04+1) on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 7.5.0-3ubuntu1~18.04) 7.5.0, 64-bit

create schema if not exists test;

drop table if exists test.sample_data;

create table test.sample_data (id, data) as (
    values
        (9::int, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q61daZvNyO", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'::jsonb),
        (1, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q2eA9Z5n75", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (2, '{"click_id": "1", "utm_source": "cityads"}'),
        (10, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q7WFYZiASC", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (11, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q7Y3yZvIpx", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (12, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q8jFjZrppg", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (13, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q8IW7ZA7WY", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (3, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q2WXjZmTBR", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (4, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q2XkuZe6hw", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (5, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q2XtaZA88c", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (7, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q2XW8Zivqs", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (6, '{"click_id": "8dQZ1Q2XAWZn0x3", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}'),
        (8, '{"7": "777", "arr": [9, 8, 3, 4], "click_id": "8dQZ1Q61arZmTAm", "utm_medium": "cpa", "utm_source": "cityads", "utm_campaign": "Bg0m12"}')
);

--next create function jsonb_unnest_recursive(jsonb) from
--https://github.com/rin-nas/postgresql-patterns-library/blob/master/functions/jsonb_unnest_recursive.sql
--or see attachement

--Q1
select j.*
from test.sample_data as s
cross join jsonb_unnest_recursive(s.data) as j;
--55 rows retrieved in 3 s 914 ms

--Q2
select j.*
from test.sample_data as s
cross join lateral (
    -- code body from jsonb_unnest_recursive(jsonb)
    with recursive r (path, value, member_of) as
    (
        select
            array[k.key],
            v.value,
            t.type
        from jsonb_typeof(s.data) as t(type)
        left join jsonb_each(case t.type when 'object' then s.data end) as o(obj_key, obj_value) on true
        left join jsonb_array_elements(case t.type when 'array' then s.data end) with ordinality as a(arr_value, arr_key) on true
        cross join coalesce(o.obj_key, (a.arr_key - 1)::text) as k(key)
        cross join coalesce(o.obj_value, a.arr_value) as v(value)
        where t.type in ('object', 'array')
          and k.key is not null
    union all
        select
            array_append(r.path, k.key),
            v.value,
            t.type
        from r
        cross join jsonb_typeof(r.value) as t(type)
        left join jsonb_each(case t.type when 'object' then r.value end) as o(obj_key, obj_value) on true
        left join jsonb_array_elements(case t.type when 'array' then r.value end) with ordinality as a(arr_value, arr_key) on true
        cross join coalesce(o.obj_key, (a.arr_key - 1)::text) as k(key)
        cross join coalesce(o.obj_value, a.arr_value) as v(value)
        where t.type in ('object', 'array')
          and k.key is not null
    )
    select r.*
    from r
    where jsonb_typeof(r.value) not in ('object', 'array')
) as j;
-- 55 rows retrieved in 446 ms

Why Q2 much faster than Q1?