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💡 What: The optimization implements pattern matching directly on Iterator::next() for word extraction from log lines, completely eliminating heap allocations (.collect::<Vec<_>>().into_iter()) previously used during stdout parsing. Additionally, changes string-based .split("\n") to character-based .split('\n').

🎯 Why: Generating Python SDKs spawns subprocesses that generate stdout logs, and allocating multiple Vec buffers per log line (for splitting words/lines) creates significant heap pressure. This improves script performance directly.

📊 Impact: Reduces heap allocations inside the nested loop from O(N) strings/vectors per character to O(1) by utilizing iterators and matching.

🔬 Measurement: Verify with make check (clippy) and make test-generator. Tests show no semantic change while avoiding unnecessary vector collection overhead.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 11717631840885431241 started by @cloudesize67-cmd

Optimize intermediate iterator allocations in Python builder when formatting stdout.

Removes string-based `.split("\n")` overhead and replaces vector allocations
for `.split(" ").collect::<Vec<_>>()` with direct pattern matching on
iterator elements (`.next()`).

Co-authored-by: cloudesize67-cmd <237356855+cloudesize67-cmd@users.noreply.github.com>
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