Summary

Performance optimization that removes unnecessary array allocation and reuses a list buffer in circular dependency detection.

Critical Issues

None found

Suggestions

CircularDependencyDetector.cs: Verify buffer reuse correctness

The buffer reuse optimization looks correct. The pathBuffer is mutated during the DFS traversal in HasCycleDfs. The PR correctly makes a defensive copy when a cycle is found.

The logic is sound because:

1. Each top-level iteration starts fresh with pathBuffer.Clear()
2. When a cycle is found, a copy is made immediately before returning
3. The buffer is properly isolated per top-level test iteration

TestScheduler.cs: Consider consistency

At line 134 (after the PR), you're passing executableTests (a List) directly to GroupTestsByConstraintsAsync.

However, at lines 246 and 277 in the same file, the code still creates arrays with ToArray() before calling the same method. For consistency and to avoid the same allocation overhead, consider removing those ToArray() calls too in a follow-up PR.

Verdict

APPROVE - No critical issues. Clean performance optimization that saves ~2MB in allocations as claimed.