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💡 **What:** Replaced the manual character-by-character string concatenation loop in `splitDotPath` with `strings.FieldsFunc`. 🎯 **Why:** The original implementation was inefficient ($O(n^2)$ complexity due to string immutability in Go) and overly complex. 📊 **Measured Improvement:** Benchmarks show a significant performance boost: - Before (BenchmarkSplitDotPath): 5442 ns/op - After (BenchmarkSplitDotPathFieldsFunc): 602.7 ns/op This is approximately a **9x faster** execution time and reduces memory allocations significantly. The new implementation also correctly handles edge cases (like multiple dots and leading/trailing dots) consistently with the original logic.
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splitDotPathincmd/rootline/validate.goby replacing a manual string concatenation loop withstrings.FieldsFunc. Benchmarks showed a 9x improvement in performance. Correctness was verified via unit tests.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1339674112118668660 started by @pablontiv