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How it works

/stress requests are spread round-robin over a pool of worker threads (one for each CPU by default), so concurrent requests can saturate multiple cores. The other endpoints run on an async runtime (tokio), so a slow request never blocks the rest. The memory of /memory and /leak comes straight from the OS and goes back as soon as it is released.