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The `BloomPostProcessor.init` method was fetching shader files sequentially, leading to unnecessary latency. This change parallelizes the fetching of threshold, blur, and composite shaders using `Promise.all`. Benchmark results (simulated network delay of 100ms): - Baseline: ~300ms - Optimized: ~100ms - Improvement: ~66% faster initialization phase. Affected files: - `public/utils/bloomPostProcessor.ts` - `utils/bloomPostProcessor.ts` Co-authored-by: ford442 <9397845+ford442@users.noreply.github.com>
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BloomPostProcessorinitialization by parallelizing the fetching of shader files. Previously, these were fetched one after another, causing a delay proportional to the number of shaders. By usingPromise.all, the fetch operations now occur concurrently, resulting in a measurable performance improvement (~66% faster in simulated tests). I've applied this optimization to bothpublic/utils/bloomPostProcessor.tsandutils/bloomPostProcessor.tsto ensure consistency.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6896734725797018275 started by @ford442