Thomas Camlong
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Both patches came out of this work and both are removed at the maintainer's request. The finding was real - ssh2's WASM heap costs +14.0 MiB RSS on require, and @grpc/grpc-js another 14.6 MiB across 61 files, neither of which a socket-based Docker install ever uses - but patching a dependency means every future dockerode or docker-modem bump fails until someone regenerates the patch, and that recurring cost is not worth roughly 25 MiB. The finding stays on record in SERVER-MEMORY.md because the fix belongs upstream: both packages require a module at file scope while using it in exactly one already-guarded branch, so a PR to each would fix it for every consumer with no patch to maintain here. The two remaining patches, @types/node-unifi and trpc-to-openapi, predate this work and are untouched. allowUnusedPatches was already set on dev and is left alone. Lockfile regenerated: patchedDependencies now lists only those two. Also sharpens the Cache Components entry. The SqliteError was simply an unmigrated build database, which is fixable - but feeding the build a database would be the wrong fix, because serverSetting is per-installation data on the user's volume and a shell prerendered against the build machine's database would bake one install's settings into every other install's first paint. The error was Next.js correctly reporting a request-time read sitting in the shell path.
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