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Reduce per-frame allocations and release size - #4
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Reuse snapshots and polling buffers, move inference arguments onto the stack, and allocate mouth-processing scratch space only when needed. Also avoid repeated resize and image-blending work. Model inputs, filtering, calibration and packet formats stay unchanged.
Strip unused symbol tables from Release binaries while keeping dynamic exports and crash backtrace names. Applying the same stripping to the current release saved about 2.54 MB installed and 227 KB compressed; the rebuilt package may differ.
Local checks matched the original preprocessing results, OSC packets and dashboard pixels. Concurrent snapshot checks and existing image/dashboard tests passed, and all changed C++ files compile for Linux ARM64. A full linked build and testing on the Frame are still pending. No test or workflow changes are included.