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drupal_page_footer() normally is called at the end of any page load. However, if someone calls drupal_goto or sets $form_state['redirect'], then any classes that are autoloaded or any other thing that normally gets cached in drupal_page_footer() isn't called. This results _registry_check_code() not finding the classes in $lookup_cache and having to re-query registry table. Not a huge performance hit, but in my case, it resulted in 5 or 6 queries for classes on every single form submit.
Perform system caching before redirect.
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Added a tag for other maintainer review (issue was RTBC, just the test was added).