⚡ Bolt: Optimize binaryPrecedence with direct string switch

[ericbfriday]

💡 What

Replaced the manual length-based dispatch and character code checks in binaryPrecedence with a direct string switch statement.

🎯 Why

In V8 and modern JS engines, direct string switch statements for known string lookups are highly optimized and faster than manually grouping cases by string length and comparing character codes, reducing parse overhead.

📊 Impact

Micro-benchmarks show the direct string switch is almost 6x faster for operator precedence lookups, which improves the overall parser throughput.

🔬 Measurement

Run npm run bench:luast to verify there are no performance regressions, and you can measure the standalone function speedup by calling binaryPrecedence in a loop across operators.

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