⚡ Bolt: Remove allocation in TokenBucketLimiter refill#14
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Replaced `AtomicInteger.updateAndGet` with a manual `compareAndSet` loop in `TokenBucketLimiter.refill()`. This eliminates the allocation of the lambda instance `current -> Math.min(...)` during token refill, which is a hot path when tokens are replenished. Verified behavior with tests.
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💡 What: Replaced
AtomicInteger.updateAndGetwith a manualcompareAndSetloop inTokenBucketLimiter.java.🎯 Why: To eliminate the allocation of a lambda object on every successful token refill. This is a hot path optimization for garbage-collection sensitivity.
📊 Impact: Reduces allocations in the refill path. Zero functional change.
🔬 Measurement: Validated correctness with existing and temporary test suites.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5760992095034260453 started by @SpaceLeam