David Snelling
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The canonical enumeration walk (getNounsWithPagination) hydrated each entity's vector + metadata ONE-AT-A-TIME inside the shard loop — every enumeration paid N x per-op-latency serially, and every index heal enumerates canonical, so this was the dominant multiplier in the measured multi-minute heals (cortex heal-cost decomposition). - Hydration is now 16-way bounded-concurrency (matching the wave cor's native rebuild uses): heal wall-clock becomes ~2xN/16 x per-op instead of N x per-op. Order, cursor resume (skipped nouns still never read), filters, peek/hasMore and totalCount are all preserved — pages are byte-identical to the serial walk. - New getNounIdsWithPagination(): the id-only opt-out for callers that own their IO schedule (an index heal). Unfiltered = ids straight from the shard paths, ZERO per-entity reads; filtered hydrates metadata only (16-way). Same cursor/offset/nextCursor contract, so it is page-compatible with the hydrating walk. Regression: pagination-parallel-hydration.test.ts pins paged==big-page identity, ids==items order, zero-read id-only, and filter parity. 103 storage tests green. |
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