⚡ Bolt: Cache organization loading to reduce I/O overhead

[mapleleaflatte03]

💡 What: Added mtime based string-caching to kernel/kernel/organizations.py::load_orgs.
🎯 Why: The load_orgs function is heavily utilized throughout the codebase. Eliminating synchronous file reading on every invocation yields significant performance improvements. By caching the raw string instead of the parsed dictionary, we avoid the overhead of Python's recursive deepcopy while ensuring callers can safely mutate the returned structures.
📊 Impact: Expected to significantly reduce latency on heavily loaded paths making frequent organization permission and budget checks. In microbenchmarks, caching strings instead of deepcopying dictionaries reduced read latency from ~45μs to ~10μs per read.
🔬 Measurement: Verify by executing the kernel test suite and running benchmarking scripts verifying the load_orgs execution time.

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