docs: trajectory panel shows Flow-vs-Python speedup per freeze - #473
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Replaces the six absolute before/now columns with the speedup at the previous and latest freeze, plus a column attributing any >10% move to whichever side's own time moved more. Env-change banner retained. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
environment_id covers only the software stack. Freeze 42b61f5 ran on a different machine (runtime_environment_id fbf1f8c6 vs def1cc47) with the same software env, sklearn's BLAS-heavy rows ran up to 10x faster there, and the banner stayed silent. The regression gate already uses runtime_environment_id for runtime comparability; the banner now matches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The trajectory table showed six columns of absolute per-side timings. Per review, it now shows what the rest of the page speaks in: the speedup (sklearn time over Flow time) at the previous freeze and at the latest one.
To keep the honesty the absolutes provided, a 'moved because' column attributes any speedup change over 10% to whichever side's absolute time moved more between the two freezes, and the environment-change banner still fires when the runner class differs.
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