/map answers under its budget, cached as docs/CACHING.md says #2771

/map now answers from the cache docs/CACHING.md designs. Warm, it takes about 30 ms and about 30 SQL statements, down from about 800 ms and about 2,700. The touched suites, the five cross files and tsc pass; I did not run the whole gate.

What changed

• Lane cache (src/web/map_cache.ts): each lane is cached under lane:{repoId}:{head}:{scope}:{utcDay} for 60 s, capped at 128 entries.

- Which repositories a viewer can see, and their sealed scope, are worked out on every request and go into the key, so access is never cached. - head is the repository's latest event, read from the database each request as one correlated MAX(seq) statement. A grouped MAX … GROUP BY took 17 ms on the fixture; this takes 0.3 ms. - Worker names are read per request, so a renamed account shows on the next view. - Repositories with nothing open and no run in flight are skipped before any access work (new reposWithActiveRuns in core/runs.ts).

• Layout cache: keyed by a sha256 of the graph's issue ids, numbers and edges, with titles kept out of the key. The layout is also used by the per-repository map page.
• Gap closed: crew/triage.ts now appends issue.raised on the repository when a repeated ask raises an issue, so the cached lane misses.
• Doc: docs/CACHING.md has the measured numbers, the head query, and the gaps updated.
• Tests:

- test/map-cache.test.ts runs on the forge-sized fixture. - An issue opened then closed shows on the next /map, and so does an edited title. - A sealed issue and a private lane warmed by the owner never reach the stranger, on /map or /api/v1/map. - The new triage test checks the raised event. - I confirmed the freshness and leak tests fail when the head or scope part of the key is removed.

Before and after (bun run bench/map-home.ts --n 30, same fixture and machine; / is unchanged)

Deviations from the issue

• Statement budget: the doc's "2 + 2 × lanes" statements could not be met. About 25 statements are the page's own chrome (session, settings, repository lists), and for a non-admin each lane adds a canWrite owner lookup. I changed the doc to say so, and the test asserts 26 + 2 × lanes.
• Wall-clock bound: the test's wall-clock bound is 200 ms, the floor test/flake.test.ts allows. The 50 ms budget is read off the bench, not asserted.
• Layout in the lane: the lane entry also holds its layout, so a hit does not re-hash the graph. The doc lists the layout as separate; both exist.
• issue.raised: I added this event kind without changing event audience handling, so it defaults to readers, and sealed subjects are still gated by payload.number.

Left out

• The per-repository page /:owner/:name/map is not on the lane entry, only on the layout cache. Its marks use unfiltered runs, which differs from a lane.
• No eager eviction on the event bus, which the doc marks optional; the cap and the 60 s age bound memory.
• The remaining ~25 ms is rendering about 1 MB of SVG per request, which doc rule 3 keeps per request.

Try it: bun test test/map-cache.test.ts, or bun run bench/map-home.ts.

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Closes #2716

/map now answers from the cache docs/CACHING.md designs. Warm, it takes about 30 ms and about 30 SQL statements, down from about 800 ms and about 2,700. The touched suites, the five cross files and tsc pass; I did not run the whole gate.

What changed

• Lane cache (src/web/map_cache.ts): each lane is cached under lane:{repoId}:{head}:{scope}:{utcDay} for 60 s, capped at 128 entries.

- Which repositories a viewer can see, and their sealed scope, are worked out on every request and go into the key, so access is never cached. - head is the repository's latest event, read from the database each request as one correlated MAX(seq) statement. A grouped MAX … GROUP BY took 17 ms on the fixture; this takes 0.3 ms. - Worker names are read per request, so a renamed account shows on the next view. - Repositories with nothing open and no run in flight are skipped before any access work (new reposWithActiveRuns in core/runs.ts).

• Layout cache: keyed by a sha256 of the graph's issue ids, numbers and edges, with titles kept out of the key. The layout is also used by the per-repository map page.
• Gap closed: crew/triage.ts now appends issue.raised on the repository when a repeated ask raises an issue, so the cached lane misses.
• Doc: docs/CACHING.md has the measured numbers, the head query, and the gaps updated.
• Tests:

- test/map-cache.test.ts runs on the forge-sized fixture. - An issue opened then closed shows on the next /map, and so does an edited title. - A sealed issue and a private lane warmed by the owner never reach the stranger, on /map or /api/v1/map. - The new triage test checks the raised event. - I confirmed the freshness and leak tests fail when the head or scope part of the key is removed.

Before and after (bun run bench/map-home.ts --n 30, same fixture and machine; / is unchanged)

Deviations from the issue

• Statement budget: the doc's "2 + 2 × lanes" statements could not be met. About 25 statements are the page's own chrome (session, settings, repository lists), and for a non-admin each lane adds a canWrite owner lookup. I changed the doc to say so, and the test asserts 26 + 2 × lanes.
• Wall-clock bound: the test's wall-clock bound is 200 ms, the floor test/flake.test.ts allows. The 50 ms budget is read off the bench, not asserted.
• Layout in the lane: the lane entry also holds its layout, so a hit does not re-hash the graph. The doc lists the layout as separate; both exist.
• issue.raised: I added this event kind without changing event audience handling, so it defaults to readers, and sealed subjects are still gated by payload.number.

Left out

• The per-repository page /:owner/:name/map is not on the lane entry, only on the layout cache. Its marks use unfiltered runs, which differs from a lane.
• No eager eviction on the event bus, which the doc marks optional; the cap and the 60 s age bound memory.
• The remaining ~25 ms is rendering about 1 MB of SVG per request, which doc rule 3 keeps per request.

Try it: bun test test/map-cache.test.ts, or bun run bench/map-home.ts.

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