* fix(server): keep cold diffs out from behind background git fan-out
Add a background lane to the git process scheduler and run reconciliation
checkout reads, observation-driven workspace refreshes and background fetches
in it. Bound reconciliation checkout reads to four at a time. Stop the Linux
file observer's startup scan from reporting existing files as creates, which
made every cold diff compute and discard its first revision.
* fix(server): pick the git job when its start token fires
Background jobs that already reserved a start-rate token no longer start
ahead of normal work submitted after them.
* fix(server): re-read the working tree once its watcher covers it
The Linux observer no longer reports pre-existing files at startup, so an
edit made between a workspace's first snapshot and its watcher subscribing
reached no consumer. WorkspaceGit now runs one background working-tree read
once observation setup completes with a live watcher.
Demand refreshes keep the caller's Git lane instead of forcing normal, so
user actions running at high priority are not demoted.
Scope the populated-tree observer test to Linux (FSEvents replays recent
writes) and update the observer benchmark test, which expected the removed
startup batch.
* fix(server): re-read checkout metadata once observation covers it
A branch switch made before the Git metadata watcher subscribed left the
cached branch stale. The post-coverage read now refreshes structure as well
as the working tree, matching the refresh the Linux startup events used to
trigger.
Startup inventories exceed the function argument limit when spread into push. Append each event individually in both benchmark collectors so large fixtures can reach their measurement summary.
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Mohamed Boudra