⚡ Optimize Ansi parsing using ReadOnlySpan<char>

[johnstrand]

💡 What: Optimized Ansi.Format to use ReadOnlySpan<char> slicing and zero-allocation span parsing for RGB color tokens instead of allocating string substrings and arrays via string.Split.

🎯 Why: Ansi.Format previously allocated multiple temporary strings and string arrays for every ANSI formatting token parsed, causing excessive memory allocations and GC pressure.

📊 Measured Improvement: Replaced substring and array allocations with Span operations, reducing execution mean time from 2.011 us to 1.323 us (-34.2%) and memory allocations from 2.34 KB to 1.70 KB (-27.3%) per format operation while preserving exact behavior and exception messages.

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