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Replaces chained `Object.entries().filter().map()` operations in `analyzeDkim` with a single `for...in` loop to avoid intermediate array allocations and reduce GC pressure on the hot path. Co-authored-by: schmug <38227427+schmug@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Replaced chained
Object.entries().filter().map()operations insrc/analyzers/dkim.tswith a singlefor...inloop.💡 Why: Chaining these array methods on dictionaries in the hot path of analyzers creates significant garbage collection pressure due to the allocation of multiple intermediate arrays and tuples for each step.
📊 Impact: Reduces memory allocations and GC pressure, contributing to overall application efficiency.
🔬 Measurement: Code logic remains identical, verified by
pnpm testandpnpm lint.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15506333161016595505 started by @schmug