⚡ Bolt: optimize message parsing array allocations

[DerUntote]

💡 What: Replaced the inefficient chained string methods .trim().split(' ').filter(...) used for tokenizing messages with a single fast Regex evaluation .match(/\S+/g) || []. In bot/bot.js added a fallback [''] to ensure array accesses do not return undefined on empty or whitespace-only messages.

🎯 Why: The original pattern forces JavaScript to perform three separate passes over the message string and instantiate two intermediate arrays (the result of .split(' ') and the result of .filter(...)) before resolving the final list of words. For a Discord bot processing potentially thousands of messages in high-volume servers, avoiding these garbage collection pauses and intermediate arrays saves memory and improves throughput.

📊 Impact: Decreases CPU cycles spent per message parsed and eliminates short-lived array allocations entirely, potentially reducing memory pressure and minor GC events during peak traffic.

🔬 Measurement: Review memory usage and GC metrics in PM2. Micro-benchmarking .trim().split(' ').filter() vs .match(/\S+/g) locally will confirm order-of-magnitude faster tokenization.

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