perf(core): optimize isPrime with 6k±1 algorithm and add benchmarks#5
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Optimize isPrime function using the 6k±1 optimization, which reduces iterations by ~33% since all primes > 3 are of the form 6k±1. Changes: - Use 6k±1 pattern for trial division instead of checking all odd numbers - Add early exit for divisibility by 3 - Add comprehensive benchmark covering edge cases, project primes, and worst-case scenarios All cases maintain zero allocations.
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Optimize isPrime function using the 6k±1 optimization, which reduces iterations by ~33% since all primes > 3 are of the form 6k±1.
Changes:
All cases maintain zero allocations.