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This one-liner speeds up a single RSpec feature run from almost 2 minutes to just 8 seconds on my development machine!
I'm honestly not sure why its THAT much faster. Avoiding an unnecessary additional reload of the entire Rails environment is an obvious ~6s win, but something more was clearly wrong with this original strategy. Maybe it was interacting weirdly with RSpec's automatic retry functionality or something? I suppose it doesn't really matter, its better now.