perf(rendering): eliminate O(N^2) bottleneck in fold indicator detection#1567
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perf(rendering): eliminate O(N^2) bottleneck in fold indicator detection#1567
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Refactor fold indicator calculation to iterate only over visible ViewLines instead of performing redundant linear scans of the entire viewport byte buffer. This fixes 100% CPU usage when thousands of lines are hidden by a collapsed fold. - Add source_start_byte to ViewLine for efficient mapping. - Refactor fold_indicators_for_viewport to use visible lines. - Remove redundant O(N) byte_offset_of_line_in_bytes helper. - Update tests and remove unused folding helper functions.
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Refactor fold indicator calculation to iterate only over visible ViewLines instead of performing redundant linear scans of the entire viewport byte buffer. This fixes 100% CPU usage when thousands of lines are hidden by a collapsed fold.