Add benchmark performance gate to NUKE CI#129
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Summary
benchmark_testentry inbuild/Build.csinstead of a standalone workflow.benchmarks/docker/run-docker.sh.docs/benchmarks.md: NetConduit Mux TCP vs FRP/Yamux and Smux for throughput and game-tick workloads.+0.5x)+1.0x).github/workflows/nuke-cicd.ymlfrom NUKE so CI includes a separateTest Benchmarksjob.Verification
dotnet build build/_build.csproj -c Release --nologo./build.ps1 githubworkflowNote
This PR intentionally enforces the requested thresholds. Based on the latest benchmark data, the game-tick gate should pass, while the throughput gate may fail against Smux unless throughput is improved or the threshold policy is changed.