cache global and imported scripts

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[evshi]

Did you benchmark this/are there any improvements? This seems to cache each combined script but the issue is really that the shared scripts are still being parsed multiple times.

[evshi]

Remove?

[anserwaseem]

first loaded /maanger/tasks page

then loaded /workfflow page

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please refer two files each for before & after test results:
per-binding-test.zip

file	explanation
first_load.js	bindings result on first load of /manager/tasks page
set_page_size_100.js	bindings result on setting page size to 100 on /manager/tasks page

Each entry in is an object that aggregates the timings recorded so far for that specific binding sorted by worst latency first:

entry	explanation
count	How many times that binding has been evaluated since the page was loaded.
total	The sum (in ms) of all individual evaluation times.
avg	Mean/average with total / count.
max	The single slowest evaluation observed so far (worst-case latency).
min	The single fastest evaluation observed so far (best-case latency).