perf(web): parse timeline usage timestamps once per render prep

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Fleet repair

• protected base: developmental@2fa92012bcf80acc1f921a4bafea76b3b1424b46
• exact head: 6b9344d09362817a64106360d6649438804ebd67
• ancestry: ahead_by=8 / behind_by=0, merge base exactly protected developmental
• effective protected-base delta: exactly session-timeline-chart.tsx and its focused test
• state: Draft

Finding

The original change moved Date.parse() out of the sort comparator but discarded the parsed timestamp immediately after sorting. buildChartData() then parsed every usage timestamp again while merging tool events, so the implementation did not satisfy its own once-per-item parsing contract. A later concurrent descendant also reintroduced a generated .jules/bolt.md rule describing the local refactor as a universally severe bottleneck and repeated an unmeasured performance label in the source comment.

RED → causal GREEN

buildChartData() keeps { original: usage, parsedTimestamp } through the sort and chronological merge, so the same parsed primitive is reused as currentTimestamp. The regression renders an unsorted three-row timeline, spies on the actual Date.parse boundary, requires exactly one parse per usage row, and verifies chronological chart output. Existing cumulative-tool and input-order behavior remains in the same component/test boundary.

The source comment now states only the enforced structural contract: parse each usage timestamp once and reuse it for sorting and merge. It no longer claims a product-level speedup, a specific sort-complexity guarantee from the JS implementation, or GC/allocation improvement that has not been measured.

Repair hygiene

.jules/bolt.md is byte-identical to protected developmental; fresh protected-base comparison confirms it is no longer part of the effective PR delta. The effective diff is only production component + focused regression. Concurrent history was retained through normal descendant commits; no force update, destructive rebase, dummy rerun, self-approval, or gate weakening was used.

Evidence boundary

This establishes a structural parsing-count contract only. It does not establish buyer-path p95, browser render latency, GC pressure, or allocation savings. Any such claim requires a reproducible full-path benchmark with declared browser/Node/runtime, hardware, representative timeline cardinality, warm-up/repetition and p50/p95/allocation evidence.

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사용량 타임라인 정렬이 Schwartzian transform을 사용하도록 변경되었습니다. 각 타임스탬프를 한 번 파싱한 뒤 파싱된 값으로 정렬합니다. 관련 정렬 지침도 문서에 추가했습니다.

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사용량 타임라인 정렬 최적화

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타임스탬프 사전 계산 정렬 .jules/bolt.md, packages/web/src/components/dashboard/session-timeline-chart.tsx	정렬 전에 Date.parse() 결과를 계산하고, 해당 값으로 사용량 항목을 정렬한 뒤 원본 항목으로 매핑합니다. 동일한 정렬 순서를 유지하도록 지침을 추가했습니다.

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타임라인 정렬 순서는 유지되지만, 캐시한 타임스탬프를 이후 데이터 생성에 재사용하지 않아 대규모 타임라인에서 기대한 성능 개선이 일부 줄어듭니다. 캐시 값을 재사용하면 병합 준비가 완료됩니다.

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Inline comments:
In `@packages/web/src/components/dashboard/session-timeline-chart.tsx`:
- Line 75: 정렬 과정에서 계산한 parsedTimestamp를 버리지 않도록 sortedUsage에 래퍼 객체를 유지하세요. 이후
sortedUsage.map에서는 item.original 대신 래퍼의 parsedTimestamp를 currentTimestamp로 사용해
usage.timestamp를 다시 Date.parse하지 않도록 수정하고, 기존 정렬 순서는 유지하세요.

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