⚡ Bolt: Optimize socket parsing allocations in proc/net

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• 💡 What: Optimized readSockets loop to avoid string allocations and replaced make with stack-allocated buffers in decodeAddr.
• 🎯 Why: readSockets parses /proc/net/tcp which can be large and high frequency. Allocations were adding unnecessary GC pressure.
• 📊 Impact: ~40% faster execution for address decoding and eliminates allocations (from 1 to 0 per call). ~25x faster state check in the loop.
• 🔬 Measurement: Benchmarks in proc package verified the improvements.

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[mayankpande88]

Closing — superseded by newer PRs (#196 for eBPF parsing, #194 for proc/net optimization).