perf: skip structural sharing on the notifications query - #3320
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Marking a notification froze the renderer for 8.5s on a 1274-notification inbox: every cache write deep-compared the enriched tree.
This was referenced Sep 18, 2026
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Every write to the notifications query deep-compares the whole cached tree, so marking one notification walks every notification in the inbox, and each poll pays it again. This turns structural sharing off for that query.
Trade: each poll now returns fresh objects, so every mounted row re-renders. #3319 windows the list so only the visible rows exist.
Split out of #3319, as @setchy asked.