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Add opt-in client and SSR Link performance scenarios, stable worker execution, statistical comparison, and configuration coverage.

This is PR 2 of a stacked series and is based on optimize-link-performance.

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  • New Features

    • Added an opt-in React Link performance benchmark suite covering client-side and server-rendered navigation scenarios.
    • Added stable baseline comparisons with CPU and wall-time measurements, confidence intervals, and performance classifications.
    • Added coverage for parameters, search state, rewrites, masks, encoding, middleware, active states, and related link behaviors.
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    • Added instructions for running, validating, and comparing the new benchmarks.

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The pull request adds an opt-in React Link performance suite for client and SSR workloads. It defines route cases and assertions, builds target-specific benchmark apps, runs stable paired comparisons, and reports statistical results.

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React Link performance suite

Layer / File(s) Summary
Link workload definitions
benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/cases.ts, benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/src/workload.tsx
Defines 13 link cases, route trees, search middleware, rewrites, parameter handling, rendered links, and URL or active-state assertions.
Client and SSR scenario execution
benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/scenario.ts, benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/src/*, benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/*.bench.ts
Adds client mounting and SSR rendering harnesses. Each case runs setup, navigation batches, validation, and teardown checks.
Build and project wiring
benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/config.ts, config.test.ts, project.json, *.config.ts, tsconfig.json, benchmarks/client-nav/README.md, benchmarks/ssr/README.md
Adds production client and SSR builds, Vitest configuration, Nx targets, opt-in gating through TSR_LINK_PERF=1, and usage documentation.
Stable paired comparison
benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/worker-protocol.ts, stable-worker.ts, stable-runner.ts, statistics.ts, statistics.test.ts
Adds worker IPC, warmup and measurement lifecycle, ABBA/BAAB replica sampling, CPU and wall-time ratios, confidence intervals, verdict classification, and incremental JSON reports.

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  participant stableRunner as stable-runner.ts
  participant stableWorker as stable-worker.ts
  participant benchmarkApp as Client or SSR benchmark app
  participant statistics as statistics.ts
  stableRunner->>stableWorker: init baseline and current variants
  stableWorker->>benchmarkApp: load bundle and create scenario
  stableRunner->>stableWorker: measure alternating replicas
  stableWorker->>benchmarkApp: execute scenario batches
  stableWorker-->>stableRunner: return wall and CPU samples
  stableRunner->>statistics: summarize ratios and classify verdict
  statistics-->>stableRunner: return confidence intervals and verdict
  stableRunner-->>stableRunner: write JSON report
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The new comparison runner can report negligible performance changes as regressions or improvements, making benchmark verdicts misleading. Correct the classification order before relying on these results.

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Current gzip tracks all emitted client JS chunks. Initial gzip tracks only the entry/import graph. Trend sparkline is historical current gzip ending with this PR measurement; lower is better.

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Comparing optimize-link-performance-benchmarks (1be0f04) with optimize-link-performance (839bff4)

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Add 13 shared typed workloads measured through production client navigation and real SSR rendering: shared/unique params, updater functions, inheritance, relative targets, middleware chains, numeric parse/stringify, optional/splat segments, encoding, masks, rewrites, and active props with structured search and style merging.

Keep all 26 benchmarks outside the existing client-nav/SSR aggregate projects and CodSpeed build graph. The dedicated @benchmarks/react-link-performance targets require TSR_LINK_PERF=1 for discovery; disabled suites import no app. Gate tests cover explicit enablement and production environment selection.

Client batches perform eight navigations with 200 persistent measured Links. SSR batches create/load/render/dispose four fresh routers. Independent href, active-state, style, and history-state updater assertions run outside the measured loops. No production packages or dependencies change.

Compared identical sources on origin/main 28a5e45 and captured HEAD bbaa7b3, with two fresh processes per ref/mode in counterbalanced order, 50 warm-up iterations, and 3-second windows. Full-suite results show lower HEAD client times for most cases (10.6% shared params, 13.2% search/hash/state updaters, 17.1% masks); SSR updater and optional cases show 14.8% and 12.4% reductions. These are whole-ref comparisons, not improvements from this benchmark-only commit.

Run-to-run noise is significant for small differences. Initial middleware and unique-param SSR slowdowns reversed in focused reruns, so they are not established regressions. Preserve both full-suite and focused data in the uncommitted experiment log and session artifacts.

Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Bound control navigation history with replace and assert that the measured anchors remain mounted. Share the exact setup, batch, and post-measurement assertions between normal Vitest benches and the paired comparison runner. Increase normal warm-up and measurement windows.

Add an opt-in stable runner with a fresh process per case/replica, separate router/app modules, one shared production React runtime, deterministic V8 random/hash seeds, alternating initialization order, and ABBA/BAAB fixed-work blocks. Record main-thread CPU, wall time, whole-process CPU, bundle hashes, and all raw blocks. Derive per-case 95% intervals from independent process replicas rather than correlated individual batches; require CPU and wall results to corroborate a direction.

Same-code controls exposed substantial noise in earlier methods. The selected control was centered near zero (client CPU -0.95%, SSR CPU -0.56%), with intervals still several percentage points wide. Keep unresolved measurements explicitly inconclusive instead of labeling them regressions.

Compared fixed runtime refs origin/main 28a5e45 and bbaa7b3 across all 26 cases with four fresh-process replicas each: 16 cases support speedups, 10 remain inconclusive, and none support a slowdown in both metrics. Client middleware CPU: -5.95% [-13.89%, +2.73%]; SSR middleware: -16.06% [-31.65%, +3.09%]; SSR unique params: -5.08% [-14.97%, +5.96%]. These do not establish middleware or unique-param regressions.

No production package code or default CodSpeed workflow changes. Keep the complete raw matrix, calibration trials, snapshots, and detailed conclusions in uncommitted session artifacts and LOG.md.

Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Line 42: Update the classification logic around the low95 comparison so the
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cpu: ReturnType<typeof summarizeRatios>,
wall: ReturnType<typeof summarizeRatios>,
) {
if (cpu.low95 > 0 && wall.low95 > 0) {

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Classify practically equivalent changes before directional changes.

When both confidence intervals stay within ±2%, the current order can still return slower or faster. For example, intervals from 0.1% to 0.2% return slower.

Check the within-2% condition first. Then check directional changes.

Proposed fix
 export function classify(
   cpu: ReturnType<typeof summarizeRatios>,
   wall: ReturnType<typeof summarizeRatios>,
 ) {
-  if (cpu.low95 > 0 && wall.low95 > 0) {
-    return 'slower'
-  }
-  if (cpu.high95 < 0 && wall.high95 < 0) {
-    return 'faster'
-  }
   if (
     cpu.low95 >= -2 &&
     cpu.high95 <= 2 &&
     wall.low95 >= -2 &&
     wall.high95 <= 2
   ) {
     return 'within-2%'
   }
+  if (cpu.low95 > 0 && wall.low95 > 0) {
+    return 'slower'
+  }
+  if (cpu.high95 < 0 && wall.high95 < 0) {
+    return 'faster'
+  }
   return 'inconclusive'
 }
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In `@benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/statistics.ts` at line 42, Update the
classification logic around the low95 comparison so the within-2% equivalence
check runs before directional faster/slower checks. Preserve directional
classification only for changes outside that tolerance, ensuring intervals such
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