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…ssor In \`read_dynamic_huffman_header\`, the loops used to repeat symbol lengths (codes 16, 17, and 18) were doing per-element assignments and bounds checks. Replacing these with \`slice::fill\` is more idiomatic and performant, as it allows the compiler to optimize the fill operation and avoids unnecessary branching. Safety is maintained by using \`min\` to clamp the fill length to the remaining number of symbols.
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Optimized the Huffman code length decoding in
read_dynamic_huffman_headerby replacing manual repetition loops with slicefill. This reduces overhead by eliminating per-element bounds checks and enabling potentially faster block memory operations. Memory safety and original functional behavior are preserved through careful bounds clamping withmin(rep_count, total_syms - i).PR created automatically by Jules for task 9104853597736516714 started by @404Setup