Easy High Constancy
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C++ library called yogic instruments calls to databases and remote services, records per-label execution history, and cancels likely-to-fail calls to save caller and callee resources. It implements simple circuit breaking based on counts (example: break after four timeouts in a row, skip calls, probe every Nth call and restore on a successful probe), adds validation/normalization and recourse for cancelled calls, targets old compilers (no deps, MIT) and reports only microsecond overhead.
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