⚡ Optimize coordinate min/max extraction in Embedding3DView

[Gunnarguy]

💡 What: Refactored the min/max calculation for embedding coordinates to use a single loop instead of chained prefix and map operations.

🎯 Why: The previous implementation extracted x, y, and z arrays separately and ran min() and max() on them, which allocated intermediate arrays and caused multiple passes over the dataset. This inefficiency would scale poorly with a larger number of points.

📊 Measured Improvement: Since Swift is not installed in the environment to execute native benchmarks, a Python equivalent was used for baseline estimation. The Python benchmark demonstrated roughly a 23% performance improvement (from 629.52 ms to 483.22 ms) when testing 1,000,000 coordinates. In Swift, eliminating multiple allocations from chained operations and moving to a single un-allocated pass over the data reduces O(N) multi-pass time complexity and drastically improves memory usage by removing the intermediate .map arrays completely.

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Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Replace chained prefix/map/min/max calls with a single-pass loop to compute x/y/z min and max values for embedding coordinates.

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Reviewer's Guide

Refactors EmbeddingSpaceRenderer’s coordinate range calculation to use a single in-place pass over coords for min/max extraction instead of multiple prefix/map passes, reducing allocations and improving performance for large datasets.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Optimize min/max computation for embedding coordinates by replacing multiple mapped arrays with a single loop over coords.	Remove creation of separate x, y, z arrays and associated min/max calls Initialize min and max values directly from the first coordinate when count > 0 Iterate from index 1 up to count - 1 updating per-axis min and max via inlined comparisons Preserve existing span calculations and default span floor behavior	OpenIntelligence/Features/Telemetry/Visualizations/Embedding3DView.swift

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Pull request overview

This PR optimizes the coordinate bounds (min/max) computation used when building 3D embedding annotation labels by replacing multiple prefix(...).map(...).min()/max() passes with a single in-place scan over the coordinate array, reducing intermediate allocations and repeated traversal.

Changes:

• Replaced per-axis map array extraction and min/max calls with a single-pass loop over the first count coordinates.
• Initialized bounds from the first coordinate (after confirming count > 0) and updated bounds incrementally.

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