sync performance over websocket

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I'm trying out hyperlog with a simple muti-client to server test app. I'm syncing a simple log of JSON data.

I'm using it something like this:
```js
// client
import Hyperlog from 'hyperlog'
const log = Hyperlog (memdb, { valueEncoding: 'json' })

import WsStream from 'websocket-stream'
const stream = WsStream (`ws://${window.location.host}/socket`)
const replica = log.replicate ({ live: true })
replica.pipe (stream).pipe (replica)

// server
import Hyperlog from 'hyperlog'
const log = Hyperlog (memdb, { valueEncoding: 'json' })

import WsStream from 'websocket-stream'
const streamServer = WsStream.createServer ({ server, path: '/socket' }, stream => {
const replica = log.replicate ({ live: true })
stream.pipe (replica).pipe (stream)
})
```

I'm surprised that syncing a log of about 200 items from the server to a new client requires almost a thousand messages between the client and server, taking 20 seconds to finish replication on my laptop.

Is your library designed for this kind of application? How am I using it wrong?

No repository file or test is named. Start by reproducing the JavaScript client/server websocket-stream setup with a 200-item JSON log, then trace replication message exchange and timing. Done means determining whether this is expected usage or a hyperlog performance defect and documenting a concrete, reproducible finding.

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