⚡ Optimize list instantiation in EventBus.Subscribe - #137
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⚡ [Optimize list instantiation in EventBus.Subscribe]
💡 What: Instantiated List<Action> directly inside the if (!exists) check during Subscribe, assigning it to listObj without casting listObj back to List<Action>.
🎯 Why: Previously, listObj was assigned in the if block and then cast from object outside the if block on every Subscribe call. Direct assignment avoids casting for new event subscriptions.
📊 Measured Improvement: Measured with BenchmarkDotNet; maintained correctness across all unit tests and verified with full dotnet test suite.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 12869696872662255978 started by @johnstrand