Send more inits for query subscriptions (10s - 25s)

[lucksus]

We are still seeing cases where query subscriptions fail to initialise and timeout. This can only happen if for some reason they missed the first initailistion response. Since we now have a way to distinguish init responses from regular ones, there is no problem with just sending more inits after longer wait periods, in order to fetch-up any query client that for any reason (maybe during loading the app was not yet there...) didn't get previous ones.

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• Refactor
  • Extended the timing intervals for sending initial subscription updates to subscribers, resulting in updates being spaced out over a longer period. No visible changes to user interface or interaction.

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Walkthrough

The update expands the set of delay intervals used for sending initial subscription updates in the Prolog query subscription logic. Additional longer delays have been added, extending the timing over which initial "#init#" updates are sent to subscribers. The changes are confined to the internal logic of the subscription process.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
rust-executor/src/perspectives/perspective_instance.rs	Extended the list of delay intervals for initial subscription updates to include 15000ms, 20000ms, and 25000ms. No changes to public interfaces.

Poem

A hop, a skip, a longer wait,
More time for queries to gestate.
With delays now stretched and wide,
The updates come, but not in stride.
So Prolog bunnies, take a seat,
Your answers soon, though not as fleet! 🐇⏳

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rust-executor/src/perspectives/perspective_instance.rs (2)

2062-2062: Extended delay intervals for existing subscription updates.

The change adds longer delays (15s, 20s, 25s) for sending initialization messages to existing subscriptions, which should help clients that might take longer to process the earlier messages.

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2091-2091: Extended delay intervals for new subscription updates.

The change adds consistent delay intervals for new subscriptions, matching those used for existing subscriptions. This ensures uniform behavior for both newly created and existing subscriptions.

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