FACES: review of #3286: the times in What's New are estimates scaled from 3 000 faces, and say so

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### A person's page opens in seconds in a large library
- Finding the unnamed faces that look like a person (a person's page, and again after each face confirmed there) now
runs on every processor core, and each comparison of two faces uses the processor's vector instructions. In a
library of 92 000 unnamed faces, a person with 4 100 named ones took about 2 minutes 40 seconds on one core of an
Apple M1 Pro, with the window frozen; it now takes about 3 seconds. Name suggestions and the order of the unnamed
library of 92 000 unnamed faces, a person with 4 100 named ones is estimated to have taken about 2 minutes 40 seconds
on one core of an Apple M1 Pro, with the window frozen, and now about 3 seconds (both measured on 3 000 of those
faces, 5.3 s and 0.1 s, and scaled up). Name suggestions and the order of the unnamed
faces get the faster comparison too.
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