perf: memoize expensive toolkit filtering and grouping (#122)#443
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Looks good after the follow-up cleanup: memoizes toolkit grouping/filtering and quick-access lookup without unrelated lockfile churn; checks are green.
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Description
Resolves #122
This PR addresses potential performance bottlenecks on the Toolkit page as the catalog of items grows. By auditing the derived state and wrapping expensive filtering and grouping operations in
useMemo, we prevent unnecessary recomputations during standard re-renders.Changes Made
useMemoto the primary filtering and grouping logic within the Toolkit components.Acceptance Criteria Met
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