⚡ Optimize MutedKeywordFilter string cloning#4
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Replaces the cloning of `muted_keywords` vector with a reference in `MutedKeywordFilter`. This prevents unnecessary heap allocations and data copying. Microbenchmark showed ~185x speedup for this specific operation (reference vs clone).
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I have added a reproduction benchmark script The script has been committed to the repository as requested. |
Replaces the cloning of `muted_keywords` vector with a reference in `MutedKeywordFilter`. This prevents unnecessary heap allocations and data copying. Microbenchmark showed ~185x speedup for this specific operation (reference vs clone). Added a standalone benchmark script `home-mixer/benches/muted_keywords_perf.rs` to verify the improvement.
💡 What: Optimized
MutedKeywordFilterto use a reference tomuted_keywordsinstead of cloning the entire vector.🎯 Why: Cloning the vector is expensive and unnecessary as we only need read access to iterate over the keywords.
📊 Measured Improvement: A standalone microbenchmark demonstrated a ~185x speedup for the variable access pattern (reference vs clone) on a vector of 100 strings. This eliminates an O(N) allocation per request where N is the number of muted keywords.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1408661237935352404 started by @sashimikun