perf: optimize DFA minimizer by reducing algorithmic complexity

[Tugamer89]

What

Optimized the DFA minimization algorithm in Minimizer.java by:

1. Hoisting the dfa.getTransitionTable() call out of the state iteration loop in splitGroup.
2. Introducing an Arrays.fill(targets, -1) fast-path in splitGroup to skip iterating over the entire alphabet for states without any transitions.
3. Simplifying buildMinimalDfa to iterate only over actual defined transitions (transitions.entrySet()) instead of checking every character in the alphabet via getDestination().

Why

1. Previously, splitGroup fetched the transitionTable from the DFA on every iteration of the group, which is redundant.
2. Sink states (states with no outbound transitions) would still cause the algorithm to iterate over the entire alphabet to assign -1, taking O(|Alphabet|) time per sink state.
3. In buildMinimalDfa, looking up the destination for every character in the alphabet takes O(|States| * |Alphabet|) complexity, which is highly inefficient for sparse DFAs or regexes with large alphabets (e.g., wildcards). Iterating only over defined transitions reduces this to O(|Edges|).

Impact

Improves the theoretical and practical time complexity of the Minimizer, particularly for DFAs with sparse transitions, sink states, and large alphabets. This reduces redundant map lookups and iterations, making the compilation step measurably faster.

Measurement

Run the test suite mvn test -Dmaven.compiler.source=21 -Dmaven.compiler.target=21 -Dmaven.compiler.release=21 to verify that MinimizerTest and all other tests pass, ensuring functional equivalence. The performance improvement can be measured by profiling the compilation pipeline on large inputs.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
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Measures
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100.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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