[Performance] Optimize intermediate array operations in fetchOptionalOrganizationShop - #8276
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…OrganizationShop Optimizes `fetchOptionalOrganizationShop` by replacing the allocation-heavy mapping and finding operation (`edges.map(...).find(...)`) with a single lazy-evaluating `.find` search followed by an optional chaining property extraction (`edges.find(...)?.node`). This avoids allocating an entire intermediate array in memory and exits early as soon as a match is found. Performance impact: - Saves memory by avoiding intermediate array allocations. - Reduces lookup complexity from O(N) full-pass mapping to a lazy search that returns as soon as the element is found.
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fetchOptionalOrganizationShopby replacingedges.map(...).find(...)withedges.find(...)?.node. This avoids allocating an intermediate array and enables lazy-evaluation (early exit) during store search operations.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6385341017887946003 started by @gonzaloriestra