refactor: idiomatic Rust improvements for performance and clarity#5
refactor: idiomatic Rust improvements for performance and clarity#5
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- Remove redundant HostState clone in run_module (runtime.rs) - Consolidate double mutex acquisition in render_toolbar (ui.rs) - Replace continuous repaint with conditional repaint to save CPU/battery when idle (ui.rs) - Remove synchronous sled flush on every KV write, letting sled manage its own flush schedule for better I/O performance (capabilities.rs) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
HostState::clone()inrun_module— saves one full deep-clone per module loadrender_toolbarinto a single lock acquisitionctx.request_repaint()with status-aware repaint — idle state uses 200ms polling instead of burning CPU continuouslydb.flush()(fsync) on every KV write — sled manages its own flush schedule, this was a major I/O bottleneckTest plan
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