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perf(desktop): documents and meetings listings on a synthetic heavy store - #370
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Why: WireCat Desktop's new Documents and Meetings pages read cli-core's listings (WireCatLabs/cli-core#2932). The question was whether a month window and a 50-row page stay under about 150 ms p95 on a heavy user's store, and so whether the listings need a migration with new indexes. They do not.
Headline (p95): documents first page 55 ms, text search 74 ms; meetings month 134 ms (412 rows), week 29 ms, default page 50 ms; a year in one read about 600 ms.
The script seeds a synthetic store (20k documents, 9k events, 4k meetings, 2k findings batches); no real data.
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