[AttributedText] Improve performance of getAttributionSpansInRange#3010
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The updated test originally seemed to rely on ordering within the set which doesn't seem like behavior that we should depend on. |
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Refactor attribution span matching logic for clarity.
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AttributedSpans.getAttributionSpansInRangefrequently appears in a hot codepath and current implementation seems to have cubic complexity. This PR replaces it with simpler implementation that only traverses the attributes once.