Reduce hot-path allocations in message processing pipeline#2176
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Replace LINQ Concat/All in isMissingRequestedReply with explicit loops to avoid enumerator allocations per call. Use MessageSucceededContinuation singleton instead of allocating a new instance on every successful message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Concat/AllinisMissingRequestedReply()with explicit foreach loops to eliminate enumerator and empty array allocations on every reply validation callMessageSucceededContinuation.Instancesingleton instead of allocating a new instance on every successful message executionIMessageTrackerfield and public constructor fromMessageSucceededContinuationTest plan
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