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A significant fraction of the time was spent waiting for the background
context to be available, before the count could even be started. Since
the counts don't need to use the shared background context, let them
each use their own context to avoid contention.

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Fervor

Background widget refresh

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lol-html @ f32bd14b22

Generate item excerpts in the background, use lol-html

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Persistence

Index all the things

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Reader

Don't use shared background context for fetching item counts

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Reader.xcodeproj

Don't use shared background context for fetching item counts

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ReaderMac

Add AppKit bundle, fix light appearance

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ReaderTests

Generate item excerpts in the background, use lol-html

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ReaderUITests

Initial commit

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Widgets

Add Recents widget

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WidgetsExtension.entitlements

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README.md

Reader

In order to build reader you need the appropriate targets added to your Rust toolchain.

$ rustup target add aarch64-apple-ios aarch64-apple-ios-sim x86_64-apple-ios

x86_64-apple-ios is only necessary if you're on an Intel Mac, and aarch-64-apple-ios-sim if you're on Apple Silicon.

The Xcode build script will take care of actually building the Rust code.