[BUG] PersistenceEventListener slows down the system since 12.0.4

[Raidri]

Describe the bug
Since the update from 12.0.3 to 12.0.4 I have a massive perfomance Issue if I save an entity with a lot of child entites.
a process which takes 5-10~ seconds needs now more than 40-50~ seconds.

I found out that the problem is the DataUpdateHandler in combination with the PersistenceVentListener

In 12.0.3 you used this method to remove an Item from the garbage collector.

 protected function removeFromIndexAndQueueWhenItemInQueue(string $recordTable, int $recordUid): void
    {
        trigger_error(
            'DataUpdateHandler->removeFromIndexAndQueueWhenItemInQueue is deprecated and will be removed in v13.'
            . ' Use DataUpdateHandler->removeFromIndexAndQueue instead.',
            E_USER_DEPRECATED
        );

        if (!$this->indexQueue->containsItem($recordTable, $recordUid)) {
            return;
        }

        $this->removeFromIndexAndQueue($recordTable, $recordUid);
    }

this method checked if the record table is in the indexqueue.

In 12.0.4 you used this method

   /**
     * Removes record from the index queue and from the solr index
     */
    protected function removeFromIndexAndQueue(string $recordTable, int $recordUid): void
    {
        $this->getGarbageHandler()->collectGarbage($recordTable, $recordUid);
    }

this leads to this situation that every child entity in my main entity also has a request to the SOLR server If it was deleted. although they aren't indexed.

For example. I have an article model which is indexed to SOLR. This article model has many filters as child entity which are not in SOLR. If I remove 20 filters each of them do a solr request.
The DataUpdateHandler calls the collectGarbage method for the filter too.

Used versions (please complete the following information):

• TYPO3 Version: 12.4.19
• Browser:chrome
• EXT:solr Version: [e.g. 12.0.5]
• Used Apache Solr Version: 9.6.1
• PHP Version: 8.3
• MySQL Version: 8

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[Raidri]

Found out that the problem is that my child entites dont find any rootPageIds which lead to that processRecord tries to delete every single item. My storage folder is not into a rootPageId. The buildSiteRootsByObservedPageIds method also doesn't find a rootPageId because the child entity has no indexConfiguration.

  public function handleRecordUpdate(int $uid, string $table): void
    {
        $rootPageIds = $this->getRecordRootPageIds($table, $uid);
        $this->processRecord($table, $uid, $rootPageIds);
    }