Refactor: Optimize type matching in Selector using binary_part#688
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Replace complex bitstring pattern matching for namespace type matching with a 0-allocation binary_part/3 implementation. This approach avoids extracting substrings at runtime, simplifying the code, improving execution speed, and reducing memory allocation.
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Replace complex bitstring pattern matching for namespace type matching with a 0-allocation binary_part/3 implementation. This approach avoids extracting substrings at runtime, simplifying the code, improving execution speed, and reducing memory allocation.