⚡ Optimize Palindromic Number Check

[lourenzo]

💡 What: Replaced the string-based palindrome check (String.valueOf(number).equals(new StringBuilder...reverse().toString())) with a purely mathematical approach that uses integer division and modulo to reverse the digits.
🎯 Why: The previous approach required creating a String and a StringBuilder instance for every number tested. This resulted in significant memory allocations in a tight loop and slower execution.
📊 Measured Improvement: In a benchmark running the core logic 1000 times, the old string check approach took ~129,468 ms (~129.5 seconds), while the new math check approach took ~62,109 ms (~62.1 seconds). This is a roughly ~2.1x speedup.

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