perf(qa-matrix): count contract statuses in one pass#97400
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What Problem This Solves
The current implementation uses multiple
.filter(...).lengthpasses (or similar repeated iterations) to compute summary counts. Each pass walks the full collection, so producing N counts costs N full traversals.Why This Change Was Made
perf(qa-matrix): count contract statuses in one passcollects all the relevant counts in a single pass over the data. The aggregated shape stays identical, so callers and tests are unchanged; only the internal iteration count drops from O(N×M) to O(N).User Impact
No user-visible output change. Status/report generation avoids redundant aggregation work, which matters where the underlying collections are large (long migration plans, large QA suite reports, sizeable memory-wiki imports, etc.).
Evidence
node scripts/test-projects.mjson the touched test file(s)