Updated get_latest_packet_for_callsign to search by sender, object_name,
or item_name. This allows users to search for objects like "RADIOWRLD"
or "147.06-WC" and have the map center on them, just like searching for
a station callsign.
For example:
- Searching "RADIOWRLD" now finds the GPS Central store object
- Searching "147.06-WC" finds the Calgary repeater object
- Searching "CALGRY" still finds the Calgary station
This makes objects first-class searchable entities on the map.
- Replace N+1 get_latest_packet_for_callsign calls in RF path loading
with single get_latest_packets_for_callsigns batch query (DISTINCT ON)
- Change batch packet processing to collect marker removal IDs and push
one remove_markers_batch event instead of individual remove_marker calls
- Add callsignIndex reverse map (callsign_group → Set<markerID>) for O(1)
lookup in new_packet/new_packets handlers instead of scanning all markers
- Batch real-time packet push_events: collect marker data across the
packet batch and send a single "new_packets" WebSocket message instead
of one per packet. JS handler processes all live→historical conversions
before adding new markers to avoid intra-batch conflicts.
- Batch RF path station queries: replace N+1 get_latest_packet_for_callsign
calls with a single DISTINCT ON query selecting only callsign + lat/lng.
- Add read_concurrency: true to streaming_packets_subscribers and :aprsme
ETS tables (read-heavy, rarely written).
- Remove dead GC code in PacketConsumer (threshold > 1000 unreachable with
max batch_size of 100).
