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docs: Clarify statement about optimization in major endpoints section.
Co-authored-by: Greg Price <greg@zulip.com>
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Furthermore, a snappy user interface is one of Zulip's design goals, and
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so we care about the performance of any user-facing code path, even
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though many of them are not material to scalability of the server.
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But only with regard to the requests detailed below, is it worth considering
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optimizations which save a few milliseconds that would be invisible to the end user,
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if they carry any cost in code readability.
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But when an optimization only saves a few milliseconds that would be
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invisible to the end user, and carries any cost in code readability,
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the optimization is worth considering only if it applies to
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the major endpoints listed below.
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In Zulip's documentation, our general rule is to primarily write facts
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that are likely to remain true for a long time. While the numbers
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