⚡ Bolt: scope lesson progress database queries

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⚡ Bolt: scope lesson progress database queries

💡 What

Optimized user-specific lesson progress queries in src/app/(dashboard)/dashboard/page.tsx and src/app/(dashboard)/courses/page.tsx by scoping down the database queries to the specific lesson IDs fetched for the published courses (lessonId: { in: allLessonIds }).

🎯 Why

Previously, the code queried all user lesson progress rows without filter, meaning that as a user progresses through more courses and lessons over time, the payload fetched from PostgreSQL would grow unboundedly. This leads to high latency, huge DB payloads, and bloated memory usage.

📊 Impact

• Reduces database round-trip payload size and network latency by only retrieving rows relevant to the courses displayed on the current page.
• Prevents unbounded memory growth on the server as student progress scales.
• Reduces CPU cycles spent parsing unnecessary Prisma JSON rows.

🔬 Measurement

Verify that pages load with scoped progress queries and that the test suite passes under DATABASE_URL environment variables. Ensure Next.js static page generation builds without any dynamically-rendered errors.

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• .jules/bolt.md
• src/app/(dashboard)/courses/page.tsx
• src/app/(dashboard)/dashboard/page.tsx

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