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Ok as this one is using Lighthouse, I think we can add this as it's very interesting:
I decided to use a simple HTML and CSS page rather than reuse one we had. They share the CSS as well, so it's the same. No router links; only external links. I also only run these tests once (no iterations and keeping mean, min, extra) I ran it locally several times and all tests stayed the same apart from one time Next.JS shifted by 1kb. We SSR a page on demand just like the SSR Lighthouse test no static generation. I think doing a static generation one as a comparison would be good though
A rough graph I shoved in after running locally:

Closes #705
Update
Ok so to ensure this test is fair I nuked all other test routes in the
app-*package and ran again locally there was some reductionSo this raises the question: do we change this test?:
app-*project, nuke the other routes and run the testStarting to make me wonder what effect this could have on other tests; as you scale routes in the app, it can affect things based on the outcome of this test. However at the end of the day each
app-project has the same routes so it is fair