perf(ssr): avoid proxying entire props object #5125
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Another relatively low-hanging 8-13% perf improvement. We don't need to create a read-only proxy for the entire child props object – the intention is for each individual object to be read-only, but the whole thing doesn't need to be.
This is especially nice for prop objects like
{ foo: 'string', bar: 123 }where the values are primitives, and thus don't even need to be wrapped, soreadOnlyProxywill just return the primitive.Does this pull request introduce a breaking change?
Does this pull request introduce an observable change?