The irony is that streaming SSR is supposed to improve performance by sending content incrementally. But the overhead of the streams machinery can negate those gains, especially for pages with many small components. Developers sometimes find that buffering the entire response is actually faster than streaming through Web streams, defeating the purpose entirely.
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One thing that I found really interesting was the ability of the LLM to inspect the COM files for ZEXALL / ZEXCOM tests for the Z80, easily spot the CP/M syscalls that were used (a total of three), and implement them for the extended z80 test (executed by make fulltest). So, at this point, why not implement a full CP/M environment? Same process again, same good result in a matter of minutes. This time I interacted with it a bit more for the VT100 / ADM3 terminal escapes conversions, reported things not working in WordStar initially, and in a few minutes everything I tested was working well enough (but, there are fixes to do, like simulating a 2Mhz clock, right now it runs at full speed making CP/M games impossible to use).