Moon phase widget slow?

Good morning!

I just compared the moon phase calculation of the moon phase widget with that of my moon phase complication for analog clocks using the following code:

  function compareMoonphasesAt (today) {
  /**** Code from Moonphase Widget ****/
  
    const MC = 29.5305882, NM = 694039.09;
    var r = 11, mx = this.x + 12; my = this.y + 12;
  
    function moonPhase(d) {
      var tmp, month = d.getMonth(), year = d.getFullYear(), day = d.getDate();
      if (month < 3) {year--; month += 12;}
      tmp = ((365.25 * year + 30.6 * ++month + day - NM) / MC);
      return Math.round(((tmp - (tmp | 0)) * 7)+1);
    }
  
  /**** Code from Moonphase Complication ****/
  
    const MillisPerDay   = 86400000;
    const synodicalMonth = 29.530588;
  
    let Phase = (
      (today/MillisPerDay - new Date(2009,11,31, 20,12,36)/MillisPerDay) % synodicalMonth
    ) / synodicalMonth;
  
    if (Phase < 0) { Phase += 1; } // just in case that date is completely wrong
  
  /**** make the latter comparable to the former ****/
  
    Phase -= 0.5; if (Phase < 0) { Phase += 1; }
    Phase = Math.round(Phase * 7)+1;
  
  /**** print comparison ****/
  
    let day = today.getDate();
    print(
      '2022-01-' + (day < 10 ? '0' : '') + day + ': ' + 
      moonPhase(today) + ' vs. ' + Phase
    );
  }

  for (let Day = 17-14; Day < 17+14; Day++) {
    compareMoonphasesAt(new Date(2022,0,Day));
  }

The output of that little script is:

2022-01-03: 8 vs. 8
2022-01-04: 1 vs. 1
2022-01-05: 1 vs. 1
2022-01-06: 2 vs. 2
2022-01-07: 2 vs. 2
2022-01-08: 2 vs. 2
2022-01-09: 2 vs. 2
2022-01-10: 3 vs. 3
2022-01-11: 3 vs. 3
2022-01-12: 3 vs. 3
2022-01-13: 3 vs. 3
2022-01-14: 4 vs. 4
2022-01-15: 4 vs. 4
2022-01-16: 4 vs. 4
2022-01-17: 4 vs. 4
2022-01-18: 5 vs. 5
2022-01-19: 5 vs. 5
2022-01-20: 5 vs. 5
2022-01-21: 5 vs. 5
2022-01-22: 5 vs. 5
2022-01-23: 6 vs. 6
2022-01-24: 6 vs. 6
2022-01-25: 6 vs. 6
2022-01-26: 6 vs. 6
2022-01-27: 7 vs. 7
2022-01-28: 7 vs. 7
2022-01-29: 7 vs. 7
2022-01-30: 7 vs. 7

This looks as if the calculation itself is correct.

What might lead to less optimal graphics is the low number of different indices - compared to user requirements (e.g., according to the numbers, "full moon" is shown from Jan 14 to Jan 17 incl. - this collides with "it's ever so slightly slightly waning")

Thus, what may (might?) finish this discussion could be a more detailed drawing of the current moon phase in the widget?