A person's page names its Server-Timing phases: session, each read, render #5756

A person's page and an organization's page now name their Server-Timing phases: session, owner, apps, repos, listed and render. The new test, test/server-timing-sweep.test.ts, test/org-timing.test.ts and bun x tsc --noEmit all pass. I didn't run the rest of the suite, and I didn't fetch the page before and after to compare the HTML.

• What changed: all of it is in ownerProfile in src/web/pages/org.ts.

- owner covers the user lookup and the org-access check. - apps covers appsSection. - repos covers repoSection. - listed is the extra repositories read that feeds the page description. - render runs from after repos to the end of page(), so it still includes building the rest of the body, such as the teams section.

• Page output: the markup is the same as before. The only code change besides the timing calls is that repoSection is now called before the body template instead of inside it.
• Test: test/person-page-timing.test.ts asserts session, owner, apps, repos and render in the server-timing header for /alice and /acme. It fails without the org.ts change.
• Left out: the "under 50 ms" budget, as the issue says. The team, member and secrets reads inside the body get no phase of their own and count under render.

Closes #5673

A person's page and an organization's page now name their Server-Timing phases: session, owner, apps, repos, listed and render. The new test, test/server-timing-sweep.test.ts, test/org-timing.test.ts and bun x tsc --noEmit all pass. I didn't run the rest of the suite, and I didn't fetch the page before and after to compare the HTML.

• What changed: all of it is in ownerProfile in src/web/pages/org.ts.

- owner covers the user lookup and the org-access check. - apps covers appsSection. - repos covers repoSection. - listed is the extra repositories read that feeds the page description. - render runs from after repos to the end of page(), so it still includes building the rest of the body, such as the teams section.

• Page output: the markup is the same as before. The only code change besides the timing calls is that repoSection is now called before the body template instead of inside it.
• Test: test/person-page-timing.test.ts asserts session, owner, apps, repos and render in the server-timing header for /alice and /acme. It fails without the org.ts change.
• Left out: the "under 50 ms" budget, as the issue says. The team, member and secrets reads inside the body get no phase of their own and count under render.