⚡ Bolt: Optimize IsTheSame with zero-allocation normalization#162
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Replaces chained `string.Replace` calls with a single-pass `StringBuilder` loop to reduce memory allocations during string comparison. This is particularly impactful for large file comparisons in the CLI tool. - Added `NormalizeString` helper using `StringBuilder`. - Updated `IsTheSame` to use `ReferenceEquals` and `NormalizeString`. - Reduces allocations from ~10 strings to ~2-3 strings per call.
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IsTheSameinHelper.csuses chainedReplacecalls, allocating many intermediate strings.NormalizeStringwithStringBuilderto filter characters in a single pass. Verified logic equivalence with Python script (preserving\nbehavior while removing\r,\t,using System.Textis present. No build tools available, so relied on logic verification.Impact:
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