Derive keyed <for of> branch keys from the serialized list - #3354
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Description
A stateful keyed loop serializes its list on the parent scope and a
LoopKeyper branch — but the keys are justby(list[i], i)over data already on the wire.of=value is a plain read of a binding that always serializes (e.g. a stateful<let>), the server skips per-branch keys and writes a singleLoopKeyList:reference to the list — identity-deduped against the state slot, so it costs a backreference, not a copy.by(string or function form) over the serialized list — branch order matches SSR iteration order. No work happens at resume.<for in/to/until>) keeps per-branch keys.Example: three keyed rows previously serialized
{M:1},{M:2},{M:3}; now the branch fills are empty (elided) and the payload carries onlyNb:_.anext to the existing list.Checklist:
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