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Add scoped CLI benchmark metadata

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- livesync-serverpeer / webpeer
- Pseudo-clients that assist in WebRTC peer-to-peer communication.
- Metadata (File metadata)
- A database document that stores properties of a file, including its filename, path, size, modification time, conflict history, and references (hashes) of the chunks that comprise the file's content. In Self-hosted LiveSync, metadata is stored separately from the actual file content to enable efficient synchronisation and versioning.
- A database document that stores properties of a file, including its filename, path, size, modification time, and references (hashes) of the chunks that comprise the file's content. Conflict state is carried by the surrounding PouchDB/CouchDB revision metadata rather than by a separate history field inside the file metadata document. In Self-hosted LiveSync, file metadata is stored separately from the actual file content to enable efficient synchronisation and versioning.
- OneShot Sync
- A single, immediate bidirectional synchronisation (pull then push) triggered on demand or on specific events, as opposed to continuous (live) replication.
- Overwrite Server Data with This Device's Files
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- An optimisation that groups multiple local file edits together over a short delay before committing them to the local database, reducing the number of database write operations.
- WebRTC P2P (Peer-to-Peer)
- A synchronisation method enabling direct communication between devices without a central server database.