Optimize GlowRenderer allocation and state overhead

[serzel]

Motivation

• Reduce per-frame allocations and redundant canvas state changes in glow rendering while preserving visual quality.
• Provide a small, reusable API for circular and outline glows to replace shadow-based blurs that allocate and mutate context state.
• Improve performance hotspots by caching color parsing and removing per-call layer arrays/objects.
• Split entity drawing into base + glow phases so glow rendering can be batched/sequenced more predictably.

Description

• Added src/rendering/GlowRenderer.js implementing drawCircularGlow and drawOutlineGlow using constants, minimized allocations, and a colorCache to reuse parsed color RGB strings.
• Replaced use of shadowColor/shadowBlur and ad-hoc glow code across UI and entities with calls to the new glow API in Ship.js, Bullet.js, Asteroid.js, DebrisParticle.js, Explosion.js, Particle.js, HUD.js, UIRenderer.js, and neon.js.
• Refactored entity renderers to separate drawBase and drawGlow (and combined draw to call both) and split the Game drawing pass into #drawWorldBase, #drawWorldGlow, and #drawUI to avoid interleaved state churn.
• Eliminated per-call layer arrays/objects for outline glows and removed redundant composite resets while keeping save/restore to isolate context state.

Testing

• Ran a project-wide grep for shadowBlur|shadowColor to ensure usages were removed, which returned no matches.
• Performed a syntax check with node --check src/rendering/GlowRenderer.js, which completed without errors.
• Verified the modified files parsed correctly in the runtime environment (no syntax/runtime parse errors detected by the checks above).

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