Report generation speeds up, and deep bugs get swept away
Generating your HTML analysis reports is now significantly faster. Previously, the system was stubbornly inefficient, re-reading every single one of your historical log files from scratch every time you asked for a report. It now employs caching (saving previously read data into memory): if a file hasn't changed, it instantly reuses what it already remembers. Meanwhile, we've subjected the system's foundation to a massive type-checking sweep (a health check ensuring every variable holds the right kind of data). We uncovered a 35% blind spot in the codebase, and by covering it, we swept out several latent bugs involving mixed-up variables and redundant settings. We also added an automated failsafe for translations, meaning if a single word is left untranslated in any language, the build will immediately fail before release, stopping the weird glitch where a Japanese menu would silently fall back to English. It's like a librarian who used to recount every single book in the building whenever you asked for inventory, but has finally learned to just read the ledger. Plus, the library just passed a full-building safety inspection that shined a light into all the neglected dark corners, fixing even the missing translations on the exit signs.