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Refactored `src/agent/backtestRunner.ts` and `src/tools/portfolio.ts` to replace multiple sequential `.reduce()` calls and object-accumulating `.reduce()` calls with single, indexed `for` loops. This avoids multi-pass array iterations, lowers garbage collection overhead, and prevents unnecessary state accumulation into objects on hot paths like backtest summaries. Co-authored-by: toreleon <42534763+toreleon@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced sequential
.reduce()passes over arrays liketurnRowsandequityRowswith a singleforloop insrc/agent/backtestRunner.ts. Also replaced an object-accumulating.reduce()insrc/tools/portfolio.tswith aforloop that updates local variables directly.🎯 Why: Running multiple
.reduce()passes traverses the same array multiple times (O(3N)), which adds significant iteration overhead on large arrays (like backtest turns). Similarly, accumulating into an object within a.reduce()causes unnecessary function instantiation and garbage collection overhead compared to a basicforloop with scalar mutations.📊 Impact: Turns O(3N) multi-pass array iterations into O(N) operations in
backtestRunner.ts. Reduces garbage collection pressure inportfolio.tsandbacktestRunner.tsby avoiding object allocations and callback creation overhead during reductions.🔬 Measurement: Run the test suite to ensure no regressions using
pnpm test. Run a backtest using the TUI/backtestcommand to observe successful execution with lower memory allocation overhead.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17193101723706905739 started by @toreleon