⚡ Bolt: Optimize readability checks in ATSGenerator#352
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💡 What: Hoisted action verbs to a module-level tuple
_ACTION_VERBS, extractedall_text.lower()to execute outside the generator expression loop, and pre-compiled regex patterns_QUANTIFIABLE_PATTERNand_ACRONYM_PATTERNat the module level incli/generators/ats_generator.py.🎯 Why: Inside the
_check_readabilityfunction,all_text.lower()was evaluated redundantly for every verb in the list, causing N unnecessary string allocations per check. Furthermore, list instantiation and regex recompilation occurred on every invocation.📊 Impact: Expected to reduce string allocation overhead and speed up ATS generation evaluation significantly.
🔬 Measurement: Verify by executing
python -m pytest tests/test_ats_generator.pyand reviewing code execution speed directly.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12620931963254118574 started by @anchapin