⚡ Bolt: Optimize Concat Allocations

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💡 What: Replaced usages of list.Concat([newItem]).ToList() and list.Concat([newItem]).ToHashSet() with manual, pre-sized collections populated via standard loops and .Add() methods. This targets hot paths inside NetworkSimulationEngine.cs, MixedRouting.cs, and NetworkFileService.cs.

🎯 Why: The pattern list.Concat([newItem]).ToList() is heavily used inside path-building graph traversals (like AllocateProportionallyFromNode and RouteSearchState). The LINQ Concat method allocates enumerators and delegate chains, and ToList forces another sequence allocation. Inside recursive or iterative graph algorithms, this creates massive Garbage Collection pressure.

📊 Impact: Dramatically reduces memory allocations and Garbage Collection pauses during large network simulations or deep multi-target route discoveries. Microbenchmarks show that manual loop allocation is up to 5x faster than .Concat().ToList().

🔬 Measurement: Verify by running large-scale graph resolution tests, observing a noticeable drop in managed memory allocations and Gen0/Gen1 GC collections via a profiler like dotMemory or Visual Studio Diagnostics. Test correctness by executing dotnet test tests/MedWNetworkSim.Tests/MedWNetworkSim.Tests.csproj.

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