Add a Blazor WASM performance best practices doc #18288
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@danroth27 Do u want to look, or should I go ahead and merge the new WASM best practices topic? |
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@guardrex No need to wait for me on this one. |
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Fixes #18277
Addresses #18218
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Scott ... if you don't have 馃晲 to review the whole thing, take a look at the TOC/UID bits. I avoid re-using the word "performance" in the UID/filename ... no need given that it's in the path.