⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Avoid intermediate allocations in casing operations - #90
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What: Replaced `.collect::<Vec<_>>().join("")` with `.collect::<String>()` when concatenating pascal case words in `Casing::convert_words`, and replaced `.collect::<String>()` with `.to_string()` on the first character in `camel_case`.
Why: The previous implementation created unnecessary intermediate vector allocations before joining them into strings.
Impact: Reduces memory allocations and CPU cycles during string casing conversions, which occur frequently during SDK generation.
Measurement: Verified zero regressions via `make check` and `make test-generator`. Memory profiles will show fewer short-lived Vec allocations during the parsing and code generation phases.
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What: Replaced
.collect::<Vec<_>>().join("")with.collect::<String>()when concatenating pascal case words inCasing::convert_words, and replaced.collect::<String>()with.to_string()on the first character incamel_case.Why: The previous implementation created unnecessary intermediate vector allocations before joining them into strings.
Impact: Reduces memory allocations and CPU cycles during string casing conversions, which occur frequently during SDK generation.
Measurement: Verified zero regressions via
make checkandmake test-generator. Memory profiles will show fewer short-lived Vec allocations during the parsing and code generation phases.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15798359479100799621 started by @cloudesize67-cmd