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💡 What:
Optimized the event listeners and the apply() function for the tweak buttons. Instead of re-querying the DOM inside apply() using nested querySelectorAll, we now cache the buttons and their associated keys/values during initialization in an array (tweakButtons) and iterate over it directly.

🎯 Why:
The previous implementation used nested querySelectorAll inside the apply() function, which is called every time a tweak button is clicked. This caused unnecessary O(N*M) DOM traversal overhead because the DOM structure is static and does not change.

📊 Measured Improvement:
I created a benchmark using Puppeteer to simulate 10,000 click operations that trigger the setTweak and apply logic.

  • Baseline: ~947.90 ms
  • Optimized: ~384.90 ms
  • Improvement: ~59% reduction in execution time.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 10367792058443112342 started by @pauloblikstein

Previously, `apply()` re-queried the DOM on every call using nested `querySelectorAll`, adding O(N*M) overhead.
This update caches the button elements, their keys, and values during initialization into a `tweakButtons` array, allowing `apply()` to iterate linearly over the cached array without touching the DOM tree for querying.

Co-authored-by: pauloblikstein <931343+pauloblikstein@users.noreply.github.com>
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