⚡ perf: remove unnecessary SKShapeNode allocation#4
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Replaced explicit allocation of `unusedCircleNode` with direct mathematical calculation (`radius * 2.0`) to avoid unnecessary object allocation and improve performance. Co-authored-by: jhurt <86135+jhurt@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the explicit allocation of
unusedCircleNodewith mathematically derived dimensions (radius * 2.0) to calculatepageIndicatorWidthandpageIndicatorHeightinaddIndicator().🎯 Why: Creating a throwaway
SKShapeNodesimply to determine its resulting frame dimensions adds unnecessary overhead (CPU, memory allocation) during indicator setup.📊 Measured Improvement: The
swiftandxcodebuildenvironments are unavailable to measure baseline and post-change performance. However, removing an unneeded object allocation inherently provides a net reduction in UI overhead by avoiding the initialization cost and garbage collection / reference counting overhead associated withSKShapeNode.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2944114691005413024 started by @jhurt