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Speed up weekly forecasts and recent-page loading (1.6.2) - #58
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Weekly credit forecasts waited on months of raw events and could discard completed reads while Mesh ingestion advanced. This change keeps exact selected-week events, aggregates older EMA samples and calibration in SQL, batches metadata, and caches completed recent days with invalidation. The formula, dated prices, owner/revocation isolation and current-day freshness are preserved.
On the existing private Codex Site, uncached forecast requests fell from 9.7 s to 2.1–4.0 s; a full page reload displayed the chart after 4.4 s. See
docs/page-loading-performance.mdfor fixtures, limits and measurements. Release references advance to 1.6.2.Validation: 354 root tests; Sites build and 15 tests including workerd/D1; TypeScript and lint; Docker read-only startup, relational migration, replacement-container persistence and compressed-archive smoke tests. Two review passes covered forecast equivalence/boundaries and cache/concurrency/packaging. Unrelated pre-existing project allocation/grouping changes are excluded.