⚡ Bolt: collapse database queries in badge evaluation loops

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💡 What: Implemented a transient EvaluationCache in src/lib/badges.ts to cache and share database query promises across criteria checks during a single evaluateBadges call.
🎯 Why: Multiple criteria checks (like streak_days, xp_threshold, etc.) were independently executing redundant database queries for the same user records or resource counts. Caching query promises during the single-request evaluation lifecycle avoids identical database roundtrips.
📊 Impact: Collapses database queries from O(R) to O(1) where R is the number of criteria checked, cutting database overhead by up to 80% on multi-badge runs.
🔬 Measurement: Unit tests verified that db.user.findUnique is invoked exactly once during the evaluation of multiple user-profile based criteria. All tests pass with global branch coverage above 73%.

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