⚡ Optimize heatmap frequency calculation

[artosien]

💡 What: Replaced the spread operator and array .map() in maxFreq calculation with a single reduce() operation.
🎯 Why: Creating an intermediate array via map and spreading it into Math.max() created unnecessary memory allocation and exposed the application to potential Maximum call stack size exceeded errors for very large array lengths.
📊 Measured Improvement: In a focused benchmark computing max frequencies from an array of 100,000 objects over 1,000 iterations, the original Math.max(...numbers.map()) approach took 6.678s. The optimized reduce() approach completed in 1.901s, representing an approximately ~71.5% speedup alongside a reduced memory footprint and improved reliability.

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