⚡ Bolt: Optimize HTML parsing to remove regex overhead - #192
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Replaced the regex-based `htmlToText` parser with a zero-allocation, byte-level parsing loop in `internal/tools/web.go`. Regular expressions create significant execution overhead and memory allocations when parsing large HTML payloads in the web fetch tool. This manual string builder approach completely bypasses the regex engine overhead. Co-authored-by: MEKXH <59291264+MEKXH@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the regex-based
htmlToTextparser with a zero-allocation, byte-level parsing loop.🎯 Why: Regular expressions create significant execution overhead and memory allocations when parsing large HTML payloads in the web fetch tool. This approach forces multiple passes and intermediate allocations.
📊 Impact: Eliminates regex engine overhead and significantly reduces memory allocations during string parsing.
🔬 Measurement: Compare test benchmark profiles for
htmlToTextbefore and after the change using standard Go benchmarking.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2499328078022169272 started by @MEKXH