ci: take the ns-scale micro-benchmarks out of CodSpeed, and fix the #699 follow-ups (celeris#725)

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CodSpeed flagged main 3fe9620 (#723) at -11% to -19% on seven middleware chain benchmarks, and dccb839 on two ns-scale ones. This PR:

• takes the ns-scale micro-benchmarks out of the walltime run;
• writes down how to read a CodSpeed flag, including the run noise that the benchmarks it keeps still have;
• fixes everything in Follow-ups from #699: CodSpeed fork-guard and prerequisite comments, the ruleset thread note, the budget recount, CI nits #725.

The one decision #725 asks for that a PR cannot make, the budget lever, has its own issue with the measured burn: #754.

1. What CodSpeed measures now

How the runner picks benchmarks. CodSpeed's go test shim sends the run: line to go-runner. go-runner v1.3.0 (go-runner/src/cli.rs) keeps exactly three things: -bench, -benchtime and the package list. It passes them to go test -bench <re> -benchtime <t> -run=^$ <pkgs> (go-runner/src/runner/mod.rs). Every other flag is dropped with "not supported by CodSpeed Go runner, ignoring", including -skip and -tags. Worse, -skip X with a space makes X the first package. So -skip and a build tag cannot work. The two mechanisms that do work are:

• The package list. ./internal/... is removed. Its only benchmarks are internal/wakefd's BenchmarkFD* (8 leaves) and BenchmarkSignal* (2).
• The -bench pattern. RE2 has no negative lookahead, so the pattern spells out a complement: '^Benchmark([^I]|I[^n]|In[^t]|Int[^e]|Inte[^r]|Inter[^n]|Intern[^H])'.
  • It selects every top-level benchmark except a name that starts with BenchmarkInternH, and the bare prefixes Benchmark to BenchmarkIntern. In these packages that is only BenchmarkInternH2HeaderName.
  • Round 1's '^Benchmark([^I]|I[^n])' would also have dropped any future BenchmarkIn…. Checked with Go's regexp: the new pattern keeps BenchmarkInsertRoute, BenchmarkIndexHandler, BenchmarkIntegratedChain and BenchmarkInternMethod, which the old one dropped.

The CodSpeed CLI (v5.2.1) writes the run: line to a script and runs it with bash, so the quoted pattern reaches go-runner as one argument.

Before and after, from the runner's own listing. These are the BenchmarkX-14 lines go-runner printed in each job log:

	run	leaves
before	36336282762 (3fe9620, main)	65: root 16, protocol/detect 2, protocol/h1 4, protocol/h2/stream 2, internal/wakefd 10, middleware 26, middleware/logger 5
after	36345359298 (fc976f0, this branch, workflow_dispatch)	54: root 16, protocol/detect 2, protocol/h1 4, protocol/h2/stream 1, middleware 26, middleware/logger 5

• The difference is exactly the 11 intended leaves: the 10 internal/wakefd leaves and InternH2HeaderName. Nothing else was lost or added.
• Round 1's run with the old pattern (36341757540, 8afb9e1) listed the same 54, and so does a macOS dry run.
• Neither job log has a "not supported" warning. The two jobs took 240 s and 243 s, against 275-305 s for all 19 successful jobs of the old set.

What goes, and why. The rule is not "noisy". It is:

• internal/wakefd goes as a package. It is the engines' wake primitive, and the engines are judged on probatorium's cluster, not here.
  • The leaves that moved are epoll/io_uring: a transplant can write the wakeup eventfd after shutdown closed it, into whatever reused that descriptor number (found by reading, not reproduced) #655 comparison shapes that never shipped. Their test binary was byte-identical at every main commit from 9aa94eb to dccb839 (linux/arm64, -trimpath), yet across the 19 CodSpeed runs that measured them they moved: FDRWMutex/4producers 117-185 ns (17 different values), FDAtomicSharedLine/4producers 8 or 11 ns, FDPlainField/idle 3 or 4 ns.
  • The shape that ships, FDAtomicPadded, read 8 ns in all 19. Signal/* was steady too (max/min 1.03). Both go with the package.
• BenchmarkInternH2HeaderName goes: it is ns-scale. It read 49-64 ns (49, 50, 54, 61, 63, 64) on a byte-identical binary. It was the only benchmark in the set that ran HTTP/2 request code. The header now lists HTTP/2 request handling under "Not measured", and Follow-ups from #748: decide the CodSpeed budget lever now, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks #754 carries the option of a µs-scale H2 header benchmark.

What stays has run noise too. Every router, Context, chain, handler and logger benchmark stays, as #725's scope asked. Some of them move a lot between runs of identical code. I counted four pairs of CodSpeed runs of identical code:

• three pairs of identical source trees (verified from each job's checkout sha and git rev-parse <sha>^{tree}): fee0d1c and its re-run, 3fe9620 and its re-run, and fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736's PR run (merge 0205ee9) against main 698bed6;
• this PR's two dispatches, 8afb9e1 and fc976f0. Their six linux/arm64 test binaries are byte-identical, because only workflow files and docs differ.

kept benchmark	largest move on identical code	where
ContextQueryFirstParse	904 → 737 ns (+22.7%, or -18.5% the other way)	#736 pair
ContextSetHeader	113 → 136 ns (-16.9%)	this PR's pair
ChainDeepParallel	2210 → 2606 ns (-15.2%); -5.8%, -8.3%, -13.0% in the other three	#736 pair
ContextString, ResetH1Stream, RouterFind, ContextBlob	7.8% to 10%
the other 47	under 5%

This PR's own dispatch on fc976f0 went red on run noise alone: "2 regressed", ContextSetHeader -16.9% and ChainDeepParallel -13.0%, against 8afb9e1's byte-identical binaries. So the header no longer says that run noise left with the micro-benchmarks. It says that step 1 of "How to read a flag" applies to every flag.

Replay of every CodSpeed check so far (16 comparisons). Ten of the 16 went red.

• Two of them, 3a9349e and dccb839, were red only because of the removed benchmarks.
• With the new set, eight stay red at 10%:
  • Layout: ef5dd11 and 3fe9620 (fix: clone the request values a detached stream keeps (websocket Conn.Query, SSE Last-Event-ID, Context.Detach, requestid and otel context values) (#714, #717, #718) #723, 7 chain benchmarks each).
  • Layout plus run noise: 30c5c41 and 698bed6 (fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736).
    • ChainBaseline, Singleflight, RewritePassthrough and StaticFile304 are layout. Section 2 shows that ChainBaseline runs none of fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736's code.
    • Logger's code fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736 did change.
    • ContextQueryFirstParse (-18.6% on 30c5c41) and ChainDeepParallel (-19.5% on 698bed6) are run noise: fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736's own tree measured both levels.
  • Run noise alone: the 3fe9620 backtest (ChainDeepParallel -10.1%) and fc976f0 (above).
  • Not attributed: a842109 (HandleStreamFull -12.0%, ContextBlob -10.8%) and 7b6cdca (Logger -13.3%, a fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736 push that changed logger.go).

Trigger paths follow the set.

• The set was run once with -coverpkg over the whole module, on darwin and on linux/arm64 in Docker. The executed packages are: root, celeristest, internal/ctxkit, observe, protocol/detect, protocol/h1, protocol/h2/stream, middleware/internal/fnv1a, and the 18 middleware packages.
• On Linux the root test binary also links internal/conn and internal/deferlinger through the engines. Only their init() runs there, plus the 1-second date ticker that internal/conn's init() starts. That is also why internal/conn was in add CodeRabbit, CodSpeed and Codecov #690's list.
• So the paths are now exactly those packages:
  • internal/** becomes internal/ctxkit/**;
  • protocol/** becomes protocol/{detect,h1,h2/stream}/**;
  • middleware/internal/** becomes middleware/internal/fnv1a/**;
  • the wakefd and intern test-file paths go.
• The busiest month replays to 66 runs, the same as with round 1's paths. Round 1's paths plus the two init-only packages gave 75.
• The push and pull_request lists are one YAML anchor (&benchmark-paths / *benchmark-paths). GitHub resolves anchors, and actionlint 1.7.12 parses them; a bad alias fails it.

2. Backtest: layout or run noise?

I dispatched codspeed.yml once on fee0d1c and once on 3fe9620, through the branches codspeed-backtest/fee0d1c and codspeed-backtest/3fe9620. That was 2 runs, 553 s of job time. I then compared each re-run with its commit's original main run on CodSpeed's public compare pages (fee0d1c, 3fe9620, re-run vs re-run):

benchmark (ns)	fee0d1c original	fee0d1c re-run	3fe9620 original	3fe9620 re-run	CodSpeed change, originals	CodSpeed change, re-runs
ChainSwaggerPassthrough	2412	2400	2976	2976	-18.9%	-19.4%
ChainPprofPassthrough	2436	2388	2880	2880	-15.4%	-17.1%
ChainPreRoutingOnly	3504	3492	4092	4092	-14.4%	-14.7%
ChainStaticPassthrough	2496	2472	2880	2880	-13.3%	-14.2%
ChainMinimalAPI	2412	2400	2772	2808	-13.0%	-14.5%
ChainPreRouting	3648	3624	4176	4176	-12.6%	-13.2%
ChainWebhookReceiver	3984	3972	4500	4500	-11.5%	-11.7%

Same levels again, so this is layout.

• Each commit reproduced its own level within 2.0% (largest: ChainPprofPassthrough on fee0d1c). The re-runs came 2 h 10 min (fee0d1c) and 1 h 12 min (3fe9620) after the originals.
• The two re-runs, measured at the same minute, reproduced the gap between the commits: -11.7% to -19.4%.
• Nor is it one runner's level: each of the 20 successful CodSpeed jobs to that point had a runner of its own (20 distinct runner names).
• dccb839 sat at 3fe9620's level, within 0.9%.
• On other machines the chain code did not get slower. The fix: clone the request values a detached stream keeps (websocket Conn.Query, SSE Last-Event-ID, Context.Detach, requestid and otel context values) (#714, #717, #718) #723 A/B/A2 on an M5 was within ±1.1%, against an A/A floor of up to +1.7%. PreRouting and PreRoutingOnly execute no changed instruction.

So on this runner the level belongs to the binary's code layout. #723 did change code in that binary (context_response.go and requestid), just not the code these benchmarks run. #736 shows the effect more cleanly:

• fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736 changed bridge.go's Adapt and four middleware packages. BenchmarkChainBaseline runs only celeristest.NewContext, a JSON handler and ReleaseContext, none of that code.
• ChainBaseline went from 1908 ns (dccb839) and 1932 ns (8afb9e1, this branch on a64f920) to 2292 ns and 2316 ns, on both runs of fix: give net/http, Prometheus, OTel and slog copies of the request strings they keep, and give Adapt's request its headers (#732, #720) #736's tree.

The ns-scale ones and the three kept benchmarks in the section 1 table are the other case, run noise: identical code, different numbers.

Side effect of the backtest: CodSpeed posted a new check run on fee0d1c (passed) and on 3fe9620 ("1 benchmark regressed", ChainDeepParallel -10.1%, run noise). Both compare against dccb839. They are now the latest CodSpeed check on those two main commits.

3. #725

• Fork guard (minor 1).
  • The header says the job's if: is not the security boundary: a fork PR can edit the workflow and delete it. The fork-PR approval policy is the boundary. gh api repos/goceleris/celeris/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval returns all_external_contributors today.
  • The header says that setting must stay, and that a maintainer must never "Approve and run" a fork PR touching .github/workflows. The job-level comment no longer claims more.
  • New in round 2: the policy exempts organization members. GitHub requires approval only from users who are "not a member or owner of this repository and not a member of the organization". The org's base repository permission is read.
  • So the policy holds only while every org member has write access to every repository in the macro-runner group, celeris and loadgen. The header now says so.
  • Today both members have write or admin on celeris. On loadgen one member has read, and loadgen's codspeed.yml has the same if: on the same runner group. So there, that member's fork PR would run on the macro runner without approval. That is a settings decision for the maintainer, flagged in Follow-ups from #748: decide the CodSpeed budget lever now, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks #754.
• "Cannot fail or block a PR" (minor 2).
  • The main ruleset has required_review_thread_resolution: true, and every inline CodeRabbit comment opens a thread. The correct statement is in the .coderabbit.yaml header and in CONTRIBUTING's merge section.
  • GOVERNANCE.md's rule lists thread resolution as a third condition. Its contributors bullet and MAINTAINERS.md's contributors line now name it too, so every short form of the rule agrees.
  • CONTRIBUTING now says when each bot reports. CodeRabbit reviews a draft once it is marked ready. CodSpeed runs only on a PR from a branch of this repository that is ready for review and touches benchmarked code.
• Budget recount (minor 3). SETUP.md is not in the repo; it is in add CodeRabbit, CodSpeed and Codecov #690's evidence. It now carries a dated correction note, and the corrected arithmetic is here and in the header:
  • The error. add CodeRabbit, CodSpeed and Codecov #690 read each main commit's own file list. The 19 merge commits in the window have none, so 4 matching main pushes were dropped: 1ff8feb, 97a798d, 5d55551 and daafd4f. With first-parent diffs, 23 of the 113 main pushes match, not 19.
  • Old paths, busiest month. 61 PR pushes + 6 Dependabot + 23 main = 90 runs (not 86). At about 5 minutes a run (275-305 s), that is 450 min, and with loadgen's ~120, 570 of 600.
  • These paths. 43 + 6 + 17 = 66 runs: 264-330 min at 4-5 minutes a run.
  • Measured burn. From the first macro-runner job (2026-09-26 15:57Z) to 2026-09-27 18:49Z, 26.9 hours:
    • The org used 43 jobs and 189 minutes rounded up per job, 162 raw. celeris used 101 minutes over 21 jobs, loadgen 88 over 22.
    • Pull request runs were 124 of the 189 minutes, pushes to main 47 and dispatches 18.
    • At that rate the 600 minutes last 3.6-4.1 days. Pushes to main alone would use them in about 14 days.
    • So the replay is a floor, not a forecast. The header says so and no longer claims that -benchtime=1s keeps a month inside the budget.
  • The decision. Should PR runs be gated on the performance label, and should main move to a daily run? This PR cannot decide that. It is open as Follow-ups from #748: decide the CodSpeed budget lever now, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks #754, which has the numbers and a ready change.
• PREREQUISITE comment (minor 4). All three are listed and marked done 2026-09-26: the runner group, the CodSpeedHQ/action@* allow-list entry, and the repository enabled in CodSpeed.
• Nits:
  • use_oidc. use_oidc: true replaces the fork expression 5 times. codecov-action v7.1.1 already skips OIDC for a fork: CC_USE_OIDC === 'true' && CC_FORK != 'true', with CC_FORK set when the head repository differs.
  • The adaptive component is dropped from codecov.yml. ./adaptive/... needs memlock raised with sudo, and its switch tests are load- and timing-bound, with RESULT tallies. Under instrumentation they risk the websocket failure (ci: set up CodeRabbit, Codecov, CodSpeed (celeris#690) #699). So they stay in ci.yml's adaptive job, and a component that could only be empty goes.
  • Duplicated lists. The duplicated CodSpeed path lists are one anchor. The coverage selection copied from ci.yml is checked by the step "Same packages as ci.yml's unit job" (ci.yml itself is not edited: interlocks, in-flight PRs). Round 2 hardened that step:
    • it requires exactly one go list ./... | grep -vE '…' line in ci.yml;
    • it runs go list outside a process substitution, so a go list failure fails the step instead of diffing two empty lists.
    • Tested locally against four ci.yml variants. As is, it passes (86 = 86). With one more package excluded it fails and names it. With a second such line it fails, and with a failing go list it fails.
    • In CI it printed packages: ci.yml 86, this job 86.
  • fail_ci_if_error. The fail_ci_if_error: true note is written next to the uploads.

4. How to read a flag

The header of codspeed.yml now opens with this:

• The check is informational.
• Two things move the numbers without a code change: layout and the runner. Both are measured, with the numbers above.
• No regression threshold separates them from a real change. In these 16 comparisons layout alone reached -19.6%, and run noise alone -18.5%. So before acting on any flag:
  1. Take the base CodSpeed names in its report. It is often not the PR's base. With path filters, CodSpeed compares with the latest main run: this branch's first run compared with main 698bed6, not with its base a64f920, and its second run with its first. A layout shift from a main commit that started no run lands on the next run that does. Build the flagged package's linux/arm64 test binaries at that base and at the head, and compare them. If they are identical, the flag is the runner.
  2. Otherwise run .github/scripts/bench-ab.sh <base> <head> <pkg> <regex> [rounds]. It is the fix: clone the request values a detached stream keeps (websocket Conn.Query, SSE Last-Event-ID, Context.Detach, requestid and otel context values) (#714, #717, #718) #723 method, made self-contained:
     • It builds both test binaries (-trimpath) in temporary worktrees, for linux/arm64 and for the host, and says for each whether they are byte-identical.
     • A change to Linux-only code leaves macOS binaries identical and linux/arm64 ones different. On 2776d4c..7c123da, which changes only engine/epoll, the script says exactly that.
     • It copies the host base binary as a third arm. It runs rounds of base, head and copy, one process each, in rotating order, then prints benchstat for head-vs-base next to base-vs-copy.
     • B/op and allocs/op are read against base-vs-copy too.
     • It refuses an OUT directory that already holds results, and says that refs are commits: uncommitted edits are not measured.

Not changed: CodSpeed web-UI settings

• The regression threshold (CodSpeed's allowedRegression, 0.1) is a CodSpeed setting, and this PR leaves it alone. The replay of all 16 comparisons with this PR's benchmark set:
  • at 10%, eight would be red; at 15%, five; at 20% and 25%, none.
  • "None at 20%" is a feature of this window, not a safe line. Run noise alone reached -18.5%, and layout alone -19.6%.
  • Raising the threshold would hide real regressions of that size and still not clear noise, so I do not recommend a change.
• Deleted benchmarks. CodSpeed still carries 5 "skipped" benchmarks from the baseline: BenchmarkFindHeaderEnd/* and BenchmarkFindHeaderEnd_8K, which refactor(h1): delete the unused SIMD header scan and stop advertising a SIMD parser (celeris#424) #697 deleted. Archiving them is a click in CodSpeed ("archive them" in any report). The 16 "skipped" in this branch's reports are those 5 plus the 11 removed here.

Verification

• Linters.
  • actionlint v1.7.12 (the Lint job's version) is clean on all 7 workflows, with shellcheck on the run: blocks. bench-ab.sh passes shellcheck.
  • yamllint is not configured in this repo, and nothing runs it. The YAML parses, and push/pull_request paths resolve to the same 38 patterns.
  • codecov.yml returns Valid! from codecov.io/validate.
  • Lint's zizmor 1.30.0 accepts the workflows.
• CI. CI and Coverage on fc976f0 are all green: CI 36345357402 (Lint, Unit, Conformance, Driver Conformance, both Builds, Vulnerability Check, Adaptive, io_uring jobs) and Coverage 36345357362. In Coverage, the five uploads went over OIDC with use_oidc: true.
• CodSpeed. The PR is a draft and the job skips drafts, so I dispatched it on fc976f0 as 36345359298.
  • The workflow succeeded in 243 s and measured the 54 leaves above. The removed 11 are gone from the runner's listing. CodSpeed shows them as "skipped", with the 5 FindHeaderEnd leaves.
  • The CodSpeed check on fc976f0 is red, "2 regressed": ContextSetHeader -16.9% and ChainDeepParallel -13.0%, against 8afb9e1. That is run noise on byte-identical binaries (section 1).
• Final head. The head, 2249f54, differs from fc976f0 only in comments of codspeed.yml (it adds the fc976f0 pair to the header's numbers), so I did not spend another macro-runner run on it. CI and Coverage on 2249f54 are green too: CI 36345913851 and Coverage 36345913859.

Every number here is reproduced by the scripts in the evidence directory for #725 (reproduce-all.sh lists which script produces which number).

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The PR updates merge guidance to require resolved review threads, revises CodSpeed benchmark scope and triggers, adds a two-ref benchmark comparison script, and aligns coverage package selection with CI while enabling OIDC for Codecov uploads.

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Benchmarking

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Compare benchmark refs .github/scripts/bench-ab.sh	The script prepares worktrees and binaries for two refs, runs interleaved A, B, and A2 benchmarks, and reports binary identity and benchstat comparisons.
Select and run CodSpeed benchmarks .github/workflows/codspeed.yml	The workflow narrows benchmark selection and trigger paths. It documents runner prerequisites, fork approval policy, usage estimates, and backtest instructions.

Coverage workflow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Align coverage package selection .github/workflows/test-coverage.yml, codecov.yml	The workflow checks its package set against CI and uses a shared exclusion value. The adaptive Codecov component is removed.
Configure coverage uploads .github/workflows/test-coverage.yml	The workflow documents upload failure behavior and sets use_oidc: true for all five profile uploads.

Merge guidance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Document merge requirements .coderabbit.yaml, CONTRIBUTING.md, GOVERNANCE.md, MAINTAINERS.md	The guidance requires green required checks, resolved review threads, and code-owner approval. It also explains how to resolve CodeRabbit threads.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	#725 requirements are implemented for the CodSpeed security text, CodeRabbit thread rules, three prerequisites, benchmark selection, Codecov OIDC, adaptive component removal, list-drift check, and `fa…	Update the SETUP.md evidence for #690 with the corrected recount, including 23 of 113 matching main pushes, about 90 runs for the busiest month, and the measured celeris and organization minute usage. Record the measured usage that inform…

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title uses the allowed ci: prefix, clearly describes the CodSpeed and follow-up changes, and ends with the issue reference (celeris#725).
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains the CodSpeed benchmark changes, workflow updates, documentation changes, and verification results covered by the pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The benchmark exclusions, shared trigger paths, bench-ab.sh, and CodSpeed guidance support #725's benchmark-budget and investigation objectives. The workflow and Codecov changes implement the linked…

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#725 requirements are implemented for the CodSpeed security text, CodeRabbit thread rules, three prerequisites, benchmark selection, Codecov OIDC, adaptive component removal, list-drift check, and fail_ci_if_error note. The CodSpeed header also reports the revised replay and measured burn. The linked issue specifically requires the corrected budget arithmetic in SETUP.md evidence. The reviewed change summary contains no SETUP.md change, so that requirement is not met.

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Update the SETUP.md evidence for #690 with the corrected recount, including 23 of 113 matching main pushes, about 90 runs for the busiest month, and the measured celeris and organization minute usage. Record the measured usage that informs the performance-label decision, or link the resulting decision in the required evidence.

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Round 2, head 2249f54. All three blocking findings are fixed and none is disputed. The body is rewritten to match the head.

1. The kept set has run noise.
   • ChainDeepParallel stays: Follow-ups from #699: CodSpeed fork-guard and prerequisite comments, the ruleset thread note, the budget recount, CI nits #725's scope keeps every µs-scale chain and Context benchmark. The header is corrected instead.
   • The header now gives the kept set's run noise, measured on four pairs of runs of identical code:
     • ContextQueryFirstParse: 737 and 904 ns;
     • ContextSetHeader: 113 and 136 ns;
     • ChainDeepParallel: up to 15.2%.
   • It says that no threshold separates run noise from a real change and that step 1 applies to every flag. It states the removal rule as scope (internal/wakefd is engine code) plus ns-scale (InternH2HeaderName), not as noise.
   • This PR's own dispatch on fc976f0 went red on run noise alone: ContextSetHeader -16.9% and ChainDeepParallel -13.0%, against 8afb9e1's byte-identical test binaries.
2. Follow-ups from #699: CodSpeed fork-guard and prerequisite comments, the ruleset thread note, the budget recount, CI nits #725 item 3.
   • Follow-ups from #748: decide the CodSpeed budget lever now, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks #754 (v1.6.0, area/ci) now tracks the label-gate decision. It has the measured burn: 189 min in 26.9 h, so 600 minutes last 3.6-4.1 days, and pushes to main alone would use them in about 14 days. It also lists the options.
   • The header's budget paragraph gives the burn, the 240 s per-run time of the new set, and calls the replay a floor. The -benchtime claim is gone.
   • SETUP.md in add CodeRabbit, CodSpeed and Codecov #690's evidence has a dated correction note.
   • "Fixes Follow-ups from #699: CodSpeed fork-guard and prerequisite comments, the ruleset thread note, the budget recount, CI nits #725" stays, because Follow-ups from #748: decide the CodSpeed budget lever now, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks #754 now tracks the decision.
3. Org-member exemption. The header says the policy exempts organization members, so it holds only while every member has write access to each repository in the macro-runner group. Follow-ups from #748: decide the CodSpeed budget lever now, the fork-PR exemption for org members, H2 benchmarks, bench-ab.sh result checks #754 has the loadgen case, where one member has read access.

The minors and nits are all fixed in this PR, so nothing is left for a follow-up:

• the spelled-out -bench complement (still 54 leaves: runner listing, dry run, Go regexp check);
• "the base CodSpeed names" in step 1;
• HTTP/2 under "Not measured";
• trigger paths narrowed to the executed packages (still 66 runs);
• bench-ab.sh: a linux/arm64 identity check, the OUT guard, a note that refs are commits, and the B/op wording;
• the coverage guard: exactly one ci.yml line, and go list outside <(...);
• the GOVERNANCE.md and MAINTAINERS.md short forms;
• CONTRIBUTING's bots line;
• the ResetH1Stream name;
• the backtest wording.

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Review comments at @.github/scripts/bench-ab.sh:
- Around line 98-99: Update the benchmark comparison flow in the `.test`
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benchmark and matching benchmark names in both A and B results. Stop before
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/codspeed.yml:
- Line 41: Update the noise-floor guidance in the workflow comment so
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require repeating or extending the measurement before dismissing a flagged
difference, consistent with the A/A noise-floor explanation in the comparison
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[codspeed]

Merging this PR will improve performance by 10.3%

⚡ 1 improved benchmark
✅ 53 untouched benchmarks
⏩ 16 skipped benchmarks¹

Performance Changes

	Benchmark	BASE	HEAD	Efficiency
⚡	BenchmarkRouterFind	182 ns	165 ns	+10.3%

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Footnotes

1. 16 benchmarks were skipped, so the baseline results were used instead. If they were deleted from the codebase, click here and archive them to remove them from the performance reports. ↩

2. No successful run was found on main (e673408) during the generation of this report, so 0e239b1 was used instead as the comparison base. There might be some changes unrelated to this pull request in this report. ↩