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| - Avoid O(n²) `List` patterns such as `List.concat` and repeated `List.append` on large sequences; when the project already depends on the `rrbvec` package, use `Rrbvec` vectors instead. |
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For a one-time flattening of a list of lists, OCaml's List.concat traverses each input element once, so its complexity is linear in the total input size, not O(n²). This rule would therefore steer future changes away from simple standard-library code and toward an unnecessary vector representation; reserve the warning for patterns that repeatedly append to a growing list, or separately document List.concat's non-tail-recursive stack behavior.
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AGENTS.md: avoid O(n²)Listpatterns such asList.concatand repeatedList.appendon large sequences; when the project already depends on therrbvecpackage, useRrbvecvectors instead.Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/cc13a6a77cdd40f89ea6695bff8ff7eb
Open in Devin Desktop: https://app.devin.ai/desktop/session/cc13a6a77cdd40f89ea6695bff8ff7eb?variant=devin
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