⚡ Optimize config validation by replacing regex with manual parsing#47
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Replaced `Regex` based validation with manual character parsing in `validate_project`, `is_valid_version`, and `validate_networking`. This removes the overhead of Regex compilation and matching for simple patterns. Benchmarks showed significant improvement (e.g., version validation: ~15ms -> ~10ms for 100k iterations, and avoids regex dependency for these checks). Existing tests passed (note: `preset_cache_test` required `--test-threads=1` due to unrelated race conditions). Co-authored-by: mudcube <101564+mudcube@users.noreply.github.com>
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Regexbased validation with manual character parsing invalidate_project,is_valid_version, andvalidate_networking.This optimization:
Regexdependency from hot paths in validation.Benchmark results (100k iterations):
Note: The codebase previously used
OnceLockfor regex caching (contrary to the issue description which implied recompilation), but manual parsing provides a further optimization and simplifies the code.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1642857719481782570 started by @mudcube