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Replaced the expensive chained regex operations with a single-pass iteration using primitive arrays. This retains exact functionality (`+\n` to ` `, `\r\n` to `\n`, `+\n` to `\n`, `\n{4,}` to `\n\n\n`) but cuts execution time from ~7.5ms to ~1.2ms.
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💡 What: Optimized
TextUtils.formatTextto process text sequentially using char arrays rather than chained regex allocations.🎯 Why: The previous code chained multiple
String.replacecalls using regular expressions, which triggered redundant string creation and memory allocations for every replacement stage.📊 Measured Improvement: Baseline average execution was
7.5ms; optimized code reduces this to~1.2ms, yielding a >80% performance improvement (6x faster) while maintaining byte-for-byte exact equality with the original outputs.PR created automatically by Jules for task 14778905704501971424 started by @Aatricks