⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Optimize candidate route grouping in MixedRouting.cs

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💡 What: Replaced a heavy LINQ chain (GroupBy followed by Select and OrderBy(..).First()) with a manual, single-pass Dictionary aggregation when finding candidate routes in MixedRouting.cs.

🎯 Why: The original LINQ approach instantiated numerous intermediate collections and enumerators, allocating IGrouping instances for each path key, and then performed an $O(N \log N)$ sort on every single group just to extract the element with the minimum score. By using a single-pass $O(N)$ dictionary traversal, we achieve identical functional behavior with zero allocations for grouping operations and without redundant sorting overhead on the hot path.

📊 Impact: Drastically reduces garbage collection pressure and CPU cycles during candidate route discovery, especially under high volumes where large candidate pools are generated. Local microbenchmarks showed this Dictionary approach executing ~8-9x faster than the LINQ equivalent.

🔬 Measurement: The modification can be verified via any of the core integration tests or large network routing profiles; routing results remain 100% deterministic and identical because the exact same tie-breaking minimum logic is preserved. Test execution time is improved.

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