⚡ Bolt: Remove .lazy before .sorted() in MenuBarView#420
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💡 What:
Removed the
.lazymodifier from thescanResultsprocessing chain inMenuBarView.swiftbefore the.filterand.sorted()operations.🎯 Why:
The
LazyFilterSequencedoes not have a customsorted()implementation. Callingsorted()forces the sequence to materialize into an array regardless, meaning the.lazyprefix creates a confusing anti-pattern suggesting lazy sorting, which is impossible.📊 Impact:
No measurable performance change, but code clarity is improved by removing an anti-pattern. Typical array size for
scanResultsis ~20 items, so overhead is negligible in both cases.🔬 Measurement:
Observe memory footprint in Activity Monitor or Instruments and notice no regression, verify the Top Categories menu renders correctly.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11876258724282852309 started by @acebytes