fix: rewrite squid_https_latency to use background containers

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squid_https_latency benchmark always reports 0ms because AWF streams container stdout via docker logs -f with stdio: 'inherit' — execSync() captures empty string, parseFloat("") → NaN, all iterations skip, fallback values.push(0).

Rewritten to use the same background-container pattern as benchmarkMemory():

• Spawn AWF with sleep 30 in background, wait for awf-squid to be healthy
• Run curl -x http://172.30.0.10:3128 directly from host through Squid's proxy port
• Proper finally cleanup (kill background process + docker teardown)
• Function is now async, main() updated to await it

This also gives a cleaner measurement — isolates Squid proxy latency without container startup overhead.

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Pull request overview

Updates the squid_https_latency benchmark to produce meaningful latency measurements by keeping AWF/Squid running in the background and measuring HTTPS requests through Squid from the host, avoiding the prior stdout-capture issue.

Changes:

• Rewrote benchmarkHttpsLatency() to start awf in a detached background process and run host-side curl through Squid’s proxy.
• Added finally cleanup to reliably terminate the background process and tear down Docker resources each iteration.
• Updated main() to await the now-async HTTPS latency benchmark.

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File	Description
scripts/ci/benchmark-performance.ts	Reworks Squid HTTPS latency benchmarking to use a background AWF run + host curl, and updates control flow to async/await.

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scripts/ci/benchmark-performance.ts:153

• Falling back to values.push(0) when all iterations were skipped reintroduces the “0ms” false-success mode described in the PR (any systematic failure now looks better than reality and will not trigger regressions). Consider failing the benchmark (throw) when values.length===0, or record a sentinel value that will trip the critical threshold, so CI doesn’t silently pass on measurement failures.

  if (values.length === 0) {
    values.push(0);
  }

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[Copilot]

The comment says we wait for Squid to be “healthy”, but waitForContainers() only checks status=running (not container healthcheck state). Since awf-squid has a healthcheck, this can race and cause curl failures/flaky skipped iterations. Consider waiting for .State.Health.Status==healthy (or probing port 3128) before running the curl measurement.

[Copilot]

If curl -w '%{time_total}' returns an empty/non-numeric string (or any unexpected output), seconds becomes NaN and no value is pushed, but the iteration still logs ${values[values.length - 1]}ms, which can print the previous iteration’s value (or undefinedms on the first iteration). Treat NaN as an iteration failure (log as skipped) and only log a latency value when one was actually recorded.

See below for a potential fix:

      if (isNaN(seconds)) {
        console.error(`    Iteration ${i + 1}/${ITERATIONS}: failed (skipped) - invalid curl output: ${JSON.stringify(output)}`);
      } else {
        const latencyMs = Math.round(seconds * 1000);
        values.push(latencyMs);
        console.error(`    Iteration ${i + 1}/${ITERATIONS}: ${latencyMs}ms`);
      }