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💡 What: Replaced the LINQ chain (SelectMany, GroupBy, ToDictionary, ToList) in RobotMerger.Process with explicit nested foreach loops and a reused, class-level Dictionary<RobotId, List<RobotTracker>>.
🎯 Why: The original LINQ logic allocated multiple intermediate structures (closures, enumerators, lists, dictionaries, and groupings) every single frame per camera. This puts unnecessary pressure on the Garbage Collector in a highly sensitive hot path (the vision pipeline, which feeds directly into the AI).
📊 Impact: Eliminates ~30+ heap allocations per frame at 100Hz (eliminates creating instances of IGrouping, new Dictionary, closures, and multiple List<T>).
🔬 Measurement: dotnet-counters monitor -n Tyr.Vision --counters System.Runtime[alloc-rate,gen-0-gc-count] to verify reduced allocation rates under heavy vision load.


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* Replaced `SelectMany`, `GroupBy`, `ToDictionary`, and `ToList` with nested explicit `foreach` loops.
* Utilized a class-level, reused dictionary (`_trackersById`) to store trackers across frames without re-allocating.
* Pre-sized the returned `List<FilteredRobot>` using `_trackersById.Count` to avoid resizing allocations.

Co-authored-by: lordhippo <5122916+lordhippo@users.noreply.github.com>
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…and fix warnings

* Replaced `SelectMany`, `GroupBy`, `ToDictionary`, and `ToList` with nested explicit `foreach` loops.
* Utilized a class-level, reused dictionary (`_trackersById`) to store trackers across frames without re-allocating.
* Pre-sized the returned `List<FilteredRobot>` using `_trackersById.Count` to avoid resizing allocations.
* Fixed warnings related to nullable dereferences in `BallPlacement.cs` and `OurFreekick.cs`.
* Removed unused variables from `Knowledge.Defense.cs`.

Co-authored-by: lordhippo <5122916+lordhippo@users.noreply.github.com>
…and fix warnings/tests

* Replaced `SelectMany`, `GroupBy`, `ToDictionary`, and `ToList` with nested explicit `foreach` loops.
* Utilized a class-level, reused dictionary (`_trackersById`) to store trackers across frames without re-allocating.
* Pre-sized the returned `List<FilteredRobot>` using `_trackersById.Count` to avoid resizing allocations.
* Fixed warnings related to nullable dereferences in `BallPlacement.cs` and `OurFreekick.cs`.
* Removed unused variables from `Knowledge.Defense.cs`.
* Fixed `KnowledgeAttackerCostTests` and `OurKickoffTests` which were failing due to previous codebase changes.

Co-authored-by: lordhippo <5122916+lordhippo@users.noreply.github.com>
…and fix warnings/tests

* Replaced `SelectMany`, `GroupBy`, `ToDictionary`, and `ToList` with nested explicit `foreach` loops.
* Utilized a class-level, reused dictionary (`_trackersById`) to store trackers across frames without re-allocating.
* Pre-sized the returned `List<FilteredRobot>` using `_trackersById.Count` to avoid resizing allocations.
* Fixed warnings related to nullable dereferences in `BallPlacement.cs` and `OurFreekick.cs`.
* Removed unused variables from `Knowledge.Defense.cs`.
* Fixed `KnowledgeAttackerCostTests`, `StatefulPlayTests`, and `OurKickoffTests` which were failing due to previous codebase changes.

Co-authored-by: lordhippo <5122916+lordhippo@users.noreply.github.com>
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