⚡ Optimize flattenObject to use Object.keys#47
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💡 What: Replaced the
Object.entries(obj)loop with anObject.keys(obj)loop inflattenObject.tsand accessed the value by index internally.🎯 Why: The previous implementation using
Object.entriescreated a new[key, value]tuple allocation for every property iterated during an object flattening. In intensive applications where large objects are regularly flattened for URL signature building, this quickly created a massive amount of garbage memory and CPU overhead. By switching toObject.keys(obj)and looking up the values directly, we completely avoid those unnecessary tuple allocations.📊 Measured Improvement: Since
Object.keys(obj)operates functionally similarly toObject.entries(obj)but prevents the intermediate array tuple creation at a native engine level, the change will scale directly in memory and compute savings linearly per N size objects flattened. Though we were unable to show a direct benchmark given no existing benchmark framework in this codebase, minimizing the allocation of short-lived tuple references is an established JavaScript engine optimization.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6865617793150109230 started by @rustyy