Change membersLeft from a QList to a QSet#956
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I noticed in a profiling flamegraph that this was an outsized part during preprocessStateEvent, because we kept calling removeOne which performs an expensive search. In a quick test on my account, the list was in the magnitudes of hundreds of items big. And then there could be multiple rooms like that... Anyway this is an easy win for QSet, which has a faster lookup compared to QList.
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I noticed in a profiling flamegraph that this was an outsized part during preprocessStateEvent, because we kept calling removeOne which performs an expensive search. In a quick test on my account, the list was in the magnitudes of hundreds of items big. And then there could be multiple rooms like that...
Anyway this is an easy win for QSet, which has a faster lookup compared to QList.