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⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Pre-index nodes for faster graph search#276

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💡 What: Optimized search arrays in KnowledgeGraph.tsx by pre-indexing nodes into an exactMap and a searchList array of pre-lowercased strings.
🎯 Why: To eliminate redundant string operations (toLowerCase()) running within useMemo loops and event handler arrays, which causes high CPU overhead when typing/searching on large datasets.
📊 Impact: Reduces re-calculation complexity. O(1) time complexity for exact lookups and significant performance improvement during partial search loops by skipping .toLowerCase() evaluation on all elements.
🔬 Measurement: By typing in the graph filter input, re-renders and CPU processing time on keydown are reduced.


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Optimize search arrays in `KnowledgeGraph.tsx` by pre-indexing nodes into a Map and an array.
Reduces CPU overhead on large datasets inside React's useMemo and event handlers.

Co-authored-by: hadsern <5723837+hadsern@users.noreply.github.com>
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