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Description
When the request manager reports
waitingwith aready_at, the crawler schedules a wake-up for that moment, so a paced crawl resumes on the manager's clock instead of on the autoscaled pool's next poll. This tightens the dispatch cadence forThrottlingRequestManagercooldowns and crawl-delays. Only the earliest pendingready_atis kept, and a pending wake-up is dropped when the run ends.Issues
is_empty/is_finishedwithcheck_readiness()and add pacing signals toRequestManager#2296AutoscaledPool.notify()#2386✍️ Drafted by Claude Code