perf: write-through in-memory cache for tracker JSON reads
All _load() calls after the first return the cached dict instead of re-reading disk. _save() updates both disk and cache atomically. Drops per-person tracker reads from ~90 to ~1 in the upload loop. Keyed by resolved file path so test isolation (unique tmp_path dirs) is preserved with no fixture changes needed.
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## [0.4.8] - 2026-06-14
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- **Tracker write-through cache**: `upload_tracker` now keeps an in-memory copy of each JSON file keyed by its resolved path. All reads after the first hit the cache instead of disk; writes go to both disk and cache atomically. Cuts per-person disk I/O in the upload loop from ~90 reads to ~1, with no API or behaviour changes.
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## [0.4.7] - 2026-06-14
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