⚡ Bolt: Optimize PrefixReject fast-path

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💡 What:
Optimized the PrefixReject fast path in PatternSearcher.cs to execute a single 64-bit unaligned memory read even for patterns shorter than 8 bytes, provided there is enough remaining buffer space.

🎯 Why:
PrefixReject is used extensively for patterns without ideal byte anchors (like ?? ?? ?? ?? 55 66). Previously, if the prefix length was exactly 8, it read a single ulong. Otherwise, it built the ulong manually inside a small for loop, which is significantly slower. We can safely read a full 8 bytes (if we're not at the very end of the array) because the trailing bits are simply excluded by the PrefixMask.

📊 Impact:
By eliminating the byte-by-byte ulong reconstruction for shorter prefixes, benchmarks demonstrated a ~3x performance increase on the PrefixReject logic execution specifically for patterns without single/pair byte anchors that are under 8 bytes in length.

🔬 Measurement:

var data = new byte[100 * 1024 * 1024]; // 100MB buffer of random bytes
// Execute pattern search matching against wildcards: "? ? ? ? 55 66 77"

Before: ~19475 ms
After: ~6843 ms
Speedup: ~2.8x faster on PrefixReject loop.

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