⚡ Bolt: Optimize HTML parsing by replacing regex with zero-allocation byte loop - #190
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Replaced slow `regexp.MustCompile` based HTML stripping with a zero-allocation manual parsing loop using `strings.Builder`. Included a custom case-insensitive helper. Provides massive (~7x) speedups for large web pages fetched via tools. Co-authored-by: MEKXH <59291264+MEKXH@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the expensive
regexpengine-based HTML stripping logic ininternal/tools/web.go(htmlToText) with a manual, zero-allocation parsing loop usingstrings.Builderandstrings.IndexByte. Added a fastindexIgnoreCasehelper.🎯 Why: When the agent fetches web pages, parsing raw HTML using wildcards (
.*?) with Go'sregexpengine consumes massive amounts of memory via allocation overhead and requires many CPU cycles for state machine evaluations.📊 Impact: Reduces execution time for stripping tags significantly (~7.6x faster). Replaces a series of O(N) memory allocations with a single upfront
b.Grow(len(input))buffer allocation, drastically reducing GC pressure on hot paths.🔬 Measurement: Created temporary benchmarking tests matching regex performance against the optimized string builder (
20715 ns/opvs2703 ns/op).Adheres to correct parser edge cases (unclosed tags, component-like names such as
<script-loader>) without breaking baseline plain-text functionality.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12391595259336350792 started by @MEKXH