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Ran FlashList's stress test sample with LegendList v2 on a low-end device (Moto G, Snapdragon 665). Here's what happened. Not quite "the fastest list" 🤔 Pulled it into a Expo snack so you can verify yourself: Test on low-end devices for the real story 📊

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