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Implement indexes for logs #4
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Currently, a lot of comparisons are done by means of the action timedelta (<, <=, >, >=), but this isn't the most accurate if we're looking for chronological order as multiple actions can occur in the span of a single second (the highest precision log timestamps provide). For that reason, it would be a good idea to implement and use indexes (in order from the first line to the last) for all of these comparisons. Some places may still need to use timestamps, but most should be adapted to indexes instead.