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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor
    • Streamlined how sizes are read for reactive Map/Set collections, reducing overhead for size checks.
    • Users may notice marginal performance improvements when viewing or computing sizes of these collections; no behavioral changes are expected.

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Walkthrough

Adjusted Map/Set size accessor in collection instrumentations to read size via direct property access (target.size) instead of Reflect.get. Existing retrieval of raw target, iterate tracking with ITERATE_KEY when not readonly, and overall control flow remain unchanged. No public API or exports altered.

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Reactivity collection size accessor
packages/reactivity/src/collectionHandlers.ts
Replace Reflect.get for size accessor with direct property access (target.size); maintain existing RAW unwrapping and ITERATE tracking; no behavior or API surface changes declared.

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125-129: LGTM: direct property access preserves semantics and avoids Reflect overhead

Accessing target.size here is semantically equivalent to Reflect.get(target, 'size', target) for Map/Set and is a small win on hot paths. Tracking with ITERATE_KEY still occurs when not readonly, so reactivity behavior is unchanged.

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