Thomas Camlong
8f94ea47e3
Records where this stopped so it can be picked up cleanly:
1. c526dd2b7 (media-requests content-visibility) is typechecked but NOT measured - the
only performance claim on this branch not A/B'd before commit. Verify with
measure-board-paint.mts, three repeats; revert if image requests do not fall.
2. The one lever with headroom left is the tRPC router's eager integration imports - a
16.10 MiB subtree of 460 files reached by every API route, which pays twice because
both the ~41 MiB of retained source and the ~38 MiB of V8 compiler zones scale with
how much JavaScript the server compiles. Every allocator and V8-flag avenue is closed.
3. Deferred with prizes attached: ASCII-escaping bundles (9.45 MiB, needs its own PR),
lazy mysql2/pg (21.4 MiB, structurally blocked), beszelSystemStats chart SVG.
4. The proposed set for the clean PR, six changes producing -26% peak anon and -52% at
idle for +18% CPU - with the gRPC patch flagged as hygiene rather than a measured win,
and the +30% board-load figure flagged as not established.
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