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⚡ Bolt: Cache IconifyIcon resolution#46

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💡 What: Introduced a Map-based cache inside the iconData function in client/src/components/base/IconifyIcon.tsx to store resolved icon data objects. Also correctly caches negative results using null.

🎯 Why: Previously, every render of IconifyIcon required iterating over an array of 10+ icon sets and splitting strings. For applications that heavily utilize UI icons, this O(N) loop operation runs frequently and blocks the React render cycle, severely penalizing performance on pages with many icons.

📊 Impact: Reduces array iterations for icon lookups from O(N) to O(1) per repeated render, significantly eliminating render blocking for pages heavy on Material UI icons.

🔬 Measurement: Verifiable via React Profiler. Render times of components with multiple IconifyIcon descendants will noticeably decrease. Verified safe behavior via pnpm lint and pnpm build. Added a learning to .jules/bolt.md.


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