perf(assignor): optimize cooperative-sticky assignment - #5551
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Problem
The cooperative-sticky assignor does substantially more work and allocation than necessary for large groups. I've seen assignments taking 10s of seconds, with the change that dropped to <1s.
Approach
This change keeps the cooperative-sticky algorithm and assignment behavior while reducing work in its hot paths:
qsortThe changes are split into small commits so each optimization can be reviewed independently.
Outcome
Direct cooperative-sticky assignor benchmark: 1,000 members, 3,000 partitions, five cold runs and five warm runs, release builds with
-O2on an Apple M4 Max. This isolates assignor execution and excludes broker, network, and group-protocol overhead.master(4c3b017c)d27694a7)Benchmark code