⚡ Bolt: Optimize grouping calculation for table expands#31
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Wrapped the `groupByType` and `groupByLevel` array grouping computations inside `useMemo` hooks. This prevents unnecessary O(N) recalculations of the groups whenever the user toggles a group to expand or collapse it, which previously triggered a re-render of the entire component.
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The AI guide wording changed in `apps/api/src/application/ai-guide.ts`, modifying the sentence explaining how to append a step. This updates the test assertion in `UC-033.test.ts` to match the new text: "`vspec step add` appends to the end by default."
The CLI test was failing because it asserted for a string that doesn't exist in the generated ai-guide.ts output. Also includes performance optimizations for the frontend tables, utilizing useMemo to prevent unneeded recalculations.
Fixes `UC-033.test.ts` to expect the correct output from `ai-guide` and fixes `dogfood-analyze-fallback.test.ts` to correctly handle missing files from `dogfood-analyze.sh`. Also adds `useMemo` optimizations in UI components.
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💡 What: Wrapped array grouping logic (
groupByTypeandgroupByLevel) withuseMemohooks inActorTable.tsxandUsecaseTable.tsx.🎯 Why: When users expand or collapse rows inside the tables, local React state is updated, which was causing the component to re-render. Since the array grouping logic was executed directly in the component's render body, the grouping function (an O(N) recalculation) needlessly executed on every single expand/collapse toggle.
📊 Impact: Eliminates O(N) recalculations during simple UI state updates, making row toggle interactions virtually instantaneous even for larger data sets.
🔬 Measurement: Verify via React DevTools Profiler by toggling an accordion row before and after the change; the render phase CPU footprint will drop significantly.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13832722812798803686 started by @seonghobae