Optimize dashboard by moving system metrics collection to spawn_blocking#210
Optimize dashboard by moving system metrics collection to spawn_blocking#210
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- Wrap the `System` metric polling (`sys.refresh_cpu()`, etc.) inside `tokio::task::spawn_blocking` to decouple it from the main Tokio async executor. - Remove instances of `.unwrap()` when acquiring mutex locks on the `AppState` in the dashboard, replacing them with proper pattern matching to handle poisoned states gracefully. - Update `README.md` to document optimizations in both English and French.
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This PR implements optimizations and fixes for the web dashboard, and updates the
README.mdto reflect them:tokio::task::spawn_blocking. This prevents blocking the async runtime loop and fulfills the optimization directives in memory.systemandlast_system_refreshinserver_manager/src/interface/web.rs, replacing them with safe match expressions.README.mdby adding an "Optimizations & Performance" section in both English and French describing the async I/O strategy, caching model, hardware detection logic, and zero-allocation HTML generation strategies.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17805997636092625608 started by @Cylae