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💡 What:
Moved the new Map<string, GraphNode>() instantiation out of the simulate function (which runs via requestAnimationFrame) and into a useEffect where it is initialized only when dependencies change. The map is cached via a useRef (nodeMapRef).

🎯 Why:
The simulate function is a hot loop, running at 60 FPS. Allocating a new Map and populating it with nodes on every single frame causes significant memory allocation and triggers frequent garbage collection pauses, which degrades canvas animation smoothness.

📊 Impact:
Eliminates hundreds of redundant object allocations per second during the animation loop, significantly reducing memory pressure and GC hiccups, resulting in a smoother user experience.

🔬 Measurement:
Use performance profiling in Chrome DevTools to observe the reduction in memory allocations and GC activity during the KnowledgeGraph animation. Visual verification via Playwright shows the graph still renders correctly.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 5178186946429108906 started by @servathadi

Moved `new Map()` instantiation out of the `requestAnimationFrame` loop in `KnowledgeGraph.tsx` to prevent per-frame memory allocation and garbage collection pauses. Node lookup map is now pre-computed in a `useEffect` and cached using `useRef`.

Co-authored-by: servathadi <116760885+servathadi@users.noreply.github.com>
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