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Description
This pull request introduces a Zustand-based state management system for component specifications to improve performance and enable granular updates. The implementation adds a new store that decomposes ComponentSpec objects into normalized graph levels, allowing individual task properties (arguments, annotations, execution options) to be updated without triggering re-renders of unrelated components.
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componentSpecStorewith decompose/compile logic for ComponentSpec normalizationType of Change
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This is Phase 2 of the Component Spec Optimization Milestone (CSOM). The implementation maintains backward compatibility through a bridge layer while introducing performance optimizations. The store uses referential stability to ensure unchanged tasks maintain the same object references, preventing unnecessary re-renders in React components.