Add prepared build artifacts, browser host and the build and
purge commands for the CLJS renderer benchmarks.
Each preparation attempt gets a build ID and a retained directory with
its manifest, log, Node case catalog, browser bundle, renderer files
and host page. Ready builds load their matching catalog in process and
serve only their own directory through an owned loopback host.
Own Chromium through a bounded process group, verify the compiled build
identity before execution and retain failed preparations for diagnosis.
Wire the diagnostic pilot to the same build, catalog, server and
browser APIs.
Add real boundary tests for artifacts, processes, servers, browsers and
CLI parsing, and register them with the performance test runner. Rename
the benchmark lint and test scripts to match the suite.
AI-assisted-by: deepseek-flash
./build and pnpm run build:wasm produced no artifacts, dropped extra
Cargo arguments, and watch compiled outside the lock without copying.
Build now runs cargo build and copy_target_artifacts under the
existing lock. Cargo arguments survive as an array, and watch re-entry
no longer duplicates profile flags.
Destinations accept environment overrides so callers can stage
artifacts outside the public paths.
AI-assisted-by: deepseek-flash
* ⚡ Compute text fonts once per shape when uploading to wasm
* ⚡ Write the shapes batch in place and coerce fills once
* 🐛 Free the upload buffer when a batch record write fails
New profiles now store renderer `wasm` in their props at creation, so
every signup path (email, OIDC, LDAP, Nitrate, demo, CLI) starts on
WebGL. A renderer passed by the caller still wins.
Existing profiles without a stored renderer keep the frontend fallback
to SVG, so no backfill or version check is needed to leave them as they
are.
The `register-profile` audit event gains `renderer-default` when the
profile is created in that call, so signups before and after this
change can be told apart.
Closes#11855
AI-assisted-by: claude-opus-5-5
