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⚡ Bolt: Refactor Docs-Diff O(N*M) array comparisons to O(N+M) Set mapping#261

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💡 What: The optimization refactors the test file matching logic inside cli/commands/diff.mjs and cli/validators/docs-diff.mjs to avoid redundant loop execution. It pre-computes the basename() of all files in the initial list into an array of mapped objects, then uses a single iteration matrix loop and dual Set tracking variables (matchedDocs and matchedCode) to identify matches in O(N+M) time complexity before performing O(1) difference exclusions on the final array returns.

🎯 Why: In repositories with hundreds or thousands of test files, evaluating a dynamically constructed RegExp and calling Node's path.basename() inside deeply nested, unmemoized array iterations (e.g. docMatchers.filter(m => !codeArr.some(c => matches(m, c)))) multiplied the execution duration of string matching by a quadratic N*M scaling factor, creating a severe performance bottleneck during validation rounds and interactive diffing commands.

📊 Impact: Shifts structural algorithm string comparisons from O(N*M) to O(N+M) constant-time hashing, scaling execution down to fractions of a millisecond and preventing validation blocking in monorepos.

🔬 Measurement: Verified functionality by confirming 100% test passage on node --test tests/docs-diff.test.mjs and tests/diff.test.mjs. Benchmark logic can be modeled locally to observe iterations fall significantly.


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Refactors the `diffTests` implementations in `cli/validators/docs-diff.mjs` and `cli/commands/diff.mjs`. Pre-computes expensive string `basename()` operations into an array of objects upfront instead of recalculating them multiple times inside nested array loops. Consolidates three distinct `filter()`/`some()` iteration passes into a single explicit loop that aggregates matching paths using `Set` objects, providing O(1) hash map lookups for the final arrays and eliminating the structural O(N*M) performance bottleneck when validating larger codebases.
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