⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Optimize LINQ Sum aggregations in WorkspacePresentation#306
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…ation Replaced multiple LINQ `.Sum()` calls over `nodeStates` and `allocations` within a `.Select` projection with a unified `foreach` loop pass in `WorkspacePresentation.cs`. This eliminates redundant enumerable traversal and delegate allocation, reducing time complexity from O(k*N) to O(N).
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💡 What: Refactored multiple LINQ
.Sum()iterations into unifiedforeachpasses inWorkspacePresentation.csfor calculatingTrafficSimulationOutcome.🎯 Why: When producing the summary metrics for traffic outcomes, the original code performed 10 distinct LINQ
.Sum()traversals over the samenodeStatesandallocationscollections per traffic type. This created immense unnecessary CPU overhead and allocation GC pressure.📊 Impact: Reduces execution time complexity in this projection from O(k*N) to O(N) and prevents excessive delegate closure and enumerator generation.
🔬 Measurement: Verified by ensuring the
dotnet testsuite passes fully with identical business logic and determinism.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16351445009099775792 started by @wnj00524