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Reuse fuzzy score rows and cache normalization ceilings - #1043
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Ranked fuzzy matching now reuses scoring memory and caches pattern normalization instead of recomputing it per file. Paired 100,000-file measurements improve about 4-9% on macOS and 1-6% on Linux, depending on input and worker count. Valid matches after long gaps also retain their zero-quality result instead of disappearing.
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docs/performance-analysis.md/TODO.mdinventory; follows merged Share collection name and root storage with owned paths #1041/Prepare simple native globs and avoid pattern copies #1042. No outstanding PR dependency.Evidence and tradeoffs:
docs/benchmarks/fuzzy-score-workspace-20261102.mdpublishes all raw samples, scripts, source/binary identities, four-way causal controls and rejected initial-capacity trials in lossless compressed artifacts.Validation:
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5ddc685e18ea9cbc19f38b6084c58ac55e4bb3d4passed all required checks, including coverage, GCC, Linux/macOS tests, ASan, TSan, MSan, clang-tidy, fuzzing, and the final benchmark aggregate.