⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement]

[subsubl]

What

1. Optimized frontend search filtering in pages/index.vue by utilizing the transform option in useFetch to pre-compute lowercased strings (_searchName, _searchDesc).
2. Optimized backend config parsing in server/api/apps.ts by replacing split('=') and join('=') with indexOf('=') and substring().

Why

1. In pages/index.vue, calling .toLowerCase() on the name and description properties inside a reactive computed array loop meant string allocation happened on every single keystroke during a search.
2. In server/api/apps.ts, creating arrays per line using split and join just to parse an INI-style config string causes unnecessary memory allocation and garbage collection pressure, which scales poorly when parsing many metadata files.

Impact

• Reduces re-renders and memory allocations significantly during client-side searching.
• Reduces CPU cycles and memory allocations per server request fetching application metadata.

Measurement

Run pnpm run build to verify there are no syntax errors and ensure the site builds successfully. Test frontend searching on the landing page; interaction should be smooth without frame drops.

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