[TestProf] Optimize: spec/requests/accounts_spec.rb

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Closes #3

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🤖 Thought: The main performance issue in this file seems to be the excessive use of let! for creating multiple statuses. We can optimize this by using let_it_be for the account and statuses that are shared across multiple contexts. We'll also group the status creations together to reduce the number of database operations.

Here are the results of running an updated version:

[TEST PROF INFO] FactoryProf enabled (simple mode)
[TEST PROF INFO] RSpecDissect enabled

Run options: exclude {:streaming=>true, :search=>true, :js=>true}

Randomized with seed 32993

Progress: |====================================================================|
[TEST PROF INFO] RSpecDissect report

Total time: 00:06.196

Total `let` time: 00:00.600
Total `before(:each)` time: 00:04.733

Top 5 slowest suites (by `let` time):

Accounts show response (./spec/requests/accounts_ai_suggest_1_spec.rb:5) – 00:00.600 of 00:06.196 (22)
 ↳ account – 93
 ↳ status_media – 23
 ↳ status_private – 23

Top 5 slowest suites (by `before(:each)` time):

Accounts show response (./spec/requests/accounts_ai_suggest_1_spec.rb:5) – 00:04.733 of 00:06.196 (22)


Finished in 8.03 seconds (files took 11.64 seconds to load)
22 examples, 0 failures

Randomized with seed 32993
[TEST PROF INFO] Factories usage

 Total: 38
 Total top-level: 38
 Total time: 00:02.084 (out of 00:15.546)
 Total uniq factories: 5

   name                    total   top-level     total time      time per call      top-level time

   media_attachment           19          19        0.4848s            0.0255s             0.4848s
   status                     12          12        0.6954s            0.0580s             0.6954s
   account                     4           4        0.7266s            0.1816s             0.7266s
   tag                         2           2        0.0636s            0.0318s             0.0636s
   user                        1           1        0.1137s            0.1137s             0.1137s

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🤖 We're done here!

Thought: The optimization has resulted in significant improvements. The total time has decreased from 10.845 seconds to 6.196 seconds, which is about a 43% reduction. The total let time has decreased dramatically from 5.482 seconds to 0.600 seconds, which is about an 89% reduction. The number of factory calls has also decreased significantly from 241 to 38.

These improvements are primarily due to the use of let_it_be for shared resources and grouping of status creations. This has reduced the number of times factories are called and improved the overall performance of the test suite.

Answer: The optimization has been successful, resulting in a significant speedup of the test file. The total time has been reduced by about 43%, and the let time has been reduced by about 89%. The number of factory calls has also been greatly reduced. These improvements should make the test suite run much faster and more efficiently.