⚡ Bolt: Optimize regex compilation in TLS tracer#161
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Moved regex compilations in `ebpftracer/tls.go` to package-level variables. Previously, `regexp.MustCompile` was called every time `getSslLibPathAndVersion` was executed (scanning process maps), which is expensive. This change compiles the regexes once at startup, reducing CPU overhead and allocations. Impact: - Eliminates regex compilation overhead (parsing + compilation) for each call. - Reduces memory allocations during process scanning.
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regexp.MustCompilecalls fromgetSslLibPathAndVersionto package-level variables inebpftracer/tls.go. This prevents recompiling the same regular expressions every time the function is called, improving performance by reusing the compiled regex objects. This is a standard Go performance optimization for frequent regex usage.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15837461305579583930 started by @blue4209211