bench: publish the macOS reference run on the full ladder - #733
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Replaces the published macOS profile with a run measured on the full ladder. The numbers come from the Mac, verified here before they were taken into the repository:
verify:bench-resultsrecomputes the signature from the file's own contents, so nothing hand-edited can pass, and the three site tests that build the benchmark cards over every published profile stay green.What the new file carries that the old one did not: every archetype's whole ladder rather than its headline rung alone - 21 physics rows instead of 7, and 82 rendering rows per backend instead of 34,
overdrawamong them. Both domains still pool three separate runs, the browser is still WebKit on macOS 27 beta, and the machine is still named from the CPU model because WebKit reports a constant for the GPU.It also records the first half of the
jointsdiagnosis landing in #732. On this machinejoints/15000 moves from 9.35 ms to 2.04 ms per step, which takes the gap to Rapier from 31x to 6.8x and to planck from 14.6x to 3.0x; at 9000 bodies matter-js now sits behind ExoJS. The Windows profile still describes the state before that fix and will until its reference run is re-measured, so the two profiles are a version apart on physics - the file names and the engine version in each say so, and nothing averages across them.