perf(progress): throttle print_progress to 1 Hz instead of every pair - #50
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Merging this PR will improve performance by 18.46%
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Previously
print_progresswas called after every single pair, flushing stdout each time. For a 100-node network that's 9,900 flushes. significant stdbuf overhead.Replace with rate-limited output: print at most once per second, with a final forced print on the last pair. Applies to both sequential and parallel paths.
Mechanism: track
last_printtimestamp; only callprint_progresswhen at least 1 second has elapsed (or it's the final pair). UsesManager.Valuein the parallel path for cross-process sharing.