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⚡ Bolt: Pre-lowercase massive concatenated doc string in docs-coverage#258

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⚡ Bolt: Pre-lowercase massive concatenated doc string in docs-coverage#258
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💡 What: Pre-computes the lowercased version of the massive allDocContent concatenated string once at the top level of validateDocsCoverage and passes it down to helper check functions as lowerDocContent. Also pre-computes .toLowerCase() on the root string outside the loop in checkSourceDirs.

🎯 Why: Calling .toLowerCase() redundantly on the same massive text payload (which combines README, AGENTS.md, all canonical docs, implementation docs, etc.) inside multiple validation checks and loops incurs redundant memory allocations and measurable string processing overhead.

📊 Impact: Reduces redundant memory allocation and string conversion overhead during the docs-coverage validation phase, speeding up docguard guard executions on projects with significant documentation footprints.

🔬 Measurement: Run node --test tests/docs-coverage.test.mjs to verify all coverage checks remain fully functional. Notice that allDocContent is only lowercased once.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 4930718350552905035 started by @raccioly

This commit avoids calling `.toLowerCase()` redundantly on the massive
`allDocContent` string by performing it once at the highest scope in
`validateDocsCoverage` and passing `lowerDocContent` as a parameter to the
validation helpers (`checkConfigFiles`, `checkPackageBins`,
`checkSourceDirs`, `checkCodeReferencedConfigs`). It also avoids
lowercasing directory roots inside inner loops.

Co-authored-by: raccioly <63126795+raccioly@users.noreply.github.com>
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