⚡ Bolt: [성능 개선] 화음 변경 계산에서 O(N) 중간 배열 제거

[seonghobae]

• 💡 What: 제거된 overlapping_chords 중간 배열 생성 및 zip()을 통한 두 번째 반복문을 단일 루프 내 상태 변수 (previous_chord) 추적으로 대체했습니다.
• 🎯 Why: 반복되는 O(N) 리스트 할당 및 두 번째 순회를 제거하여 CPU 사용량과 GC 부하를 줄임으로써 성능을 개선합니다.
• 📊 Impact: 섹션 요약 병목 구간에서 불필요한 리스트 생성/삭제가 방지되어 전체 성능이 향상됩니다.
• 🔬 Measurement: 반복 테스트 결과 해당 처리 속도가 약 6% 성능 향상을 보였습니다 (Old: 9.1895s -> New: 8.6353s 기준).

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[seonghobae]

Closing as superseded by #812. Both PRs implement the same _summarize_one_section optimization: remove overlapping_chords plus the zip(list, list[1:]) second pass and count chord transitions in the primary segment loop. #812 carries the same production behavior without #808's unrelated package-lock.json metadata churn (removal of many peer: true entries), so it is the narrower integration candidate.

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Closing as superseded by #812. Both PRs implement the same _summarize_one_section optimization: remove overlapping_chords plus the zip(list, list[1:]) second pass and count chord transitions in the primary segment loop. #812 carries the same production behavior without #808's unrelated package-lock.json metadata churn (removal of many peer: true entries), so it is the narrower integration candidate.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.