⚡ Bolt: Avoid array allocations in ticker discovery hot path

[toreleon]

💡 What: Replaced .map(), .slice(), and .reduce() chains in src/tools/discover.ts with direct array indexing and for loops. Modified rsi14 to accept the bars array directly instead of requiring a mapped primitive array.

🎯 Why: The discoverTickers hot path iterates over potentially hundreds of stock tickers, creating many time-series bars. Chaining array methods caused excessive intermediate array creation and garbage collection, blocking the event loop and slowing down the discovery process.

📊 Impact: Reduces discovery scan time by avoiding significant GC overhead per ticker evaluated. Local profiling showed execution time drop from ~19 seconds to <1 second for the full all_listed universe.

🔬 Measurement: Run a discoverTickers({ universe: 'all_listed' }) scan with performance.now() in a local test script before and after the change. Verify with pnpm test tests/discover.test.ts.

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