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oh cool, so instead of phase 1 / 2, there are many routines that may or may not be run depending on what your page has / requires analysing. Some routines may take longer to assess and update that "object" than others leading to perceived disparity?
I would be careful to overthink this, but *basically* yes. However, in the context of rendering: No. We do skip some things, like rendering, if we see a noindex at crawling for example but we don't really "analyze" if we should render or not, we basically always render.
Sure that certainly makes sense, I'd assume you will always have to render just in case anything in the client side render updates anything critical on page (even erroneously) like canonicals (as an example only), obviously not just limited to that though.
Unless there is a noindex in the html initially, as you mentioned.
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