docs: correct the binary wire's size claim - #53
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Said "roughly a fifth of the bytes". Measured on a 40-entity steady-state delta with real UUIDv7 ids it is 3795 -> 1039, so 3.7x, i.e. about a QUARTER of the bytes. The old figure came from a benchmark frame carrying x,y per record where a real one carries x,y,vx,vy. The decode figures were never overstated and are what justify the codec anyway. See widgrensit/asobi#508 for the full table.
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This SDK said the binary
world.tickwire is roughly a fifth of the bytes. Measured on a 40-entity steady-state delta with real UUIDv7 ids it is 3795 to 1039, so 3.7x - about a quarter of the bytes.The old figure came from a benchmark frame carrying
x,yper record where a real one carriesx,y,vx,vy, and the wire has since gained agenbyte per record.Comments and docs only; no behaviour change, tests unchanged and green. The decode figures were never overstated and are what justify the codec anyway. Full table in widgrensit/asobi#508.