Refactor mess() for efficiency: pre-sort reference columns, vapply, deduplicate block loop - #35
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Follow-up to #34 (should be merged first).
Developed with assistance from an AI coding assistant (Posit Assistant / Claude). All changes reviewed, tested, and verified by the PR author.
Changes in R/mess.R:
Extracted .messi_sorted() helper that assumes pre-sorted input, separating the sort step from the per-value computation
Reference columns are now sorted once before the block loop rather than on every iteration inside .messi()
Replaced sapply with vapply in multivariate paths for type-stable, slightly faster output
Deduplicated the full=TRUE/FALSE block loop branches into a single loop with a conditional only on the writeValues call
All existing tests pass.