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The 100-item bench duration (~6-16ms) sits in the ±10-28% noise band per the perf-improvement skill's bench-duration table. At 1000 items (~60-160ms) the bench resolves into the ±1% band where small per-item cost differences become measurable. Metric names retain the '-100' suffix; only the underlying N changed.
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The 100-item bench durations (~6-16ms) sit in the ±10-28% noise band per the perf-improvement skill's bench-duration table — too short to resolve small deltas. At 1000 items (~60-160ms) the bench falls into the ±1% band where per-item cost differences become measurable.
Metric names keep the
-100suffix; only the underlying N changed (one-line edit at two call sites).Risk
2/10 — bench-only. Existing report comparisons will look discontinuous (1000-item numbers vs. prior 100-item baseline) but that's correct — the prior numbers were unresolvable.