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performance-profiling

Skill1.9k starsChanged 3 months agoGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Run the headless app, catalog-load, and ZIP profilers and interpret the JSON the way a human would from window.profiler.report(), profile:load, and the ZIP console table. Use when editing sources/canvas/, load-image, renderer, zip export, zip-helpers, performance-profiler, install-item-metadata, loadAllMetadata, or when the user mentions performance, profiling, slow render, FPS, catalog load, or ZIP export timing.

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