fix: avoid deep-hashing the response subtree during reference extraction#9820
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extract_enums_from_selection_setdedupes visited fragment spreads with aHashSet<(&str, &Object)>. Hashing&Objecthashes the pointed-to value, soevery fragment spread deep-hashes the whole response subtree. With
metrics_reference_mode: extended, extraction cost scales with response sizetimes fragment-spread count, and operations with many fragments over large
responses regress noticeably.
Keying on the object's pointer (
*const Object) dedupes on identity, which isall this needs, and restores O(1) insertion.
Introduced in #9473.
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apollo_studio_interopunit tests exercise fragment-spread deduplication and pass unchanged. The change only swaps the dedup key from value to identity and preserves output, so no new test was added.Notes
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