Update Mastodon to v2.5.0 | Memory Optimization - #903
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Memory Optimization - Switched from monolithic state to split-state normal operation. - The main state continues to contain global data, entries, reverse indexes, and metadata. However, the large local comment mappings are now stored in shards on a per-entry basis. - The split-state conversion reduces relevant PHP peak memory usage in normal sync/state operation by approximately 70%. The state.json file becomes about 77% smaller; the total file size increases slightly due to shard metadata. With a PHP memory limit of 128 MB, 3,000×10 is well within safe limits, 10,000×10 is still runnable, and things become critical starting at around 11,000×10. - The plugin now has its own maintenance page for checking and repairing local plugin state files.
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