⚡ Bolt: Use strings.Cut instead of strings.Split in CompareVersions

[mttmcknn]

💡 What: Replaced strings.Split with strings.Cut within a loop in the CompareVersions function to incrementally consume string chunks without intermediate slice allocations.
🎯 Why: strings.Split allocates a new slice containing all separated string chunks. In tight parsing loops like version string comparisons, this results in unnecessary memory allocations and garbage collection overhead.
📊 Impact: Considerably faster version comparison execution (~3x faster in benchmarks). Avoids allocating slices on the heap for every version string processed.
🔬 Measurement: Run the benchmarking command go test -bench=. test_version_bench_test.go on the implementation, comparing the old approach with the new approach.

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