⚡ Bolt: Optimize file reading pipeline and fix compatibility#18
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💡 What: - Replaced `mapfile` (Bash 4+) with `while read` loop for Bash 3.2 compatibility (macOS). - Optimized file content reading by replacing `cat file | sed | tr` with `tr < file`. - Removed broken `sed 's// /g'` command which was causing data loss (empty output). 🎯 Why: - The script was crashing on macOS due to `mapfile`. - The broken `sed` command was causing all files to be skipped as empty. - Avoids 2 process forks per file, significantly reducing system overhead. 📊 Impact: - Fixes critical bug where output was empty. - Enables support for macOS (default Bash 3.2). - Reduces system calls by ~66% per file during content extraction. 🔬 Measurement: - Verified with `repro_bug.sh` that content is now correctly extracted. - Passed `test/test_basic.sh` and `test/test_features.sh`.
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Optimizes the file reading pipeline by removing unnecessary process forks and fixes a critical bug where files were skipped. Also ensures Bash 3.2 compatibility.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9206008200697648727 started by @w3spi5