⚡ Bolt: Optimize Map lookups by removing Array.from().find() allocations

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💡 What

Replaced the use of Array.from(filesMap.value.entries()).find(...) with a for...of loop in pages/builder.vue when searching for specific files (like appinfo.spixi and icon.png) in a case-insensitive manner.

🎯 Why

Converting an entire Map's entries into an array just to find a single entry is an anti-pattern. Array.from() eagerly allocates a new array in memory, resulting in an O(N) operation in terms of both space and time. By using a standard for...of loop over filesMap.value.entries(), we avoid the unnecessary array allocation and garbage collection pressure, while also benefiting from short-circuiting (the loop breaks as soon as the target file is found).

📊 Impact

• Memory: Eliminates O(N) temporary array allocations per file lookup, reducing GC overhead.
• Speed: Reduces search time from strict O(N) (plus array creation overhead) to an average of O(N/2) (early exit), improving packing logic efficiency for larger app folders.

🔬 Measurement

The change is localized to validateFiles and packApp inside pages/builder.vue. You can verify this by dragging/dropping or selecting a folder containing appinfo.spixi and icon.png in the Mini App Packer UI at /builder. The file processing logic will function exactly as before but with reduced overhead. The project still successfully compiles with pnpm build.

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