⚡ Bolt: Use strings.Cut instead of strings.Split for version parsing

[mttmcknn]

💡 What: Replaced strings.Split with a loop using strings.Cut in CompareVersions and compareVersions.
🎯 Why: strings.Split allocates a new slice for the parts of the string. In hot parsing paths, like checking version strings, this introduces unnecessary memory allocation overhead.
📊 Impact: Avoids slice allocations entirely during version string comparisons, improving parsing speed.
🔬 Measurement: Run a benchmark comparing the original strings.Split approach vs the new strings.Cut approach. The latter requires 0 heap allocations and performs significantly faster (over 2x faster).

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 2326935811769030364 started by @himattm

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