docs: tell a source-backed performance story - #28
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What
Add a full-width Performance page that tells GoForj's local-first driver story through an animated benchmark hero, exact local-path measurements, configuration-to-infrastructure boundary comparisons, interactive logarithmic driver charts for Cache, Queue, Events, and Storage, and a shared net/http comparison.
Add a generated performance dataset that consumes committed library benchmark JSON, records source revisions and SHA-256 hashes, and fails the docs build when checked-in data drifts. Link the page from primary navigation, Operations, and homepage proof.
Why
GoForj's performance advantage is architectural: Apps can use real cache, queue, event, and storage contracts in process or on local storage, then move only the boundary that needs coordination, persistence, or distribution. Business services do not need to be rewritten just because the driver changes.
The page keeps this credible by naming every measurement boundary, showing what external infrastructure buys, distinguishing producer-side queue dispatch from job completion, and treating container/emulator results as controlled comparisons rather than production forecasts.