⚡ Bolt: optimize file download loop with shutil.copyfileobj

[ManupaKDU]

💡 What:
Replaced the manual chunked while True: read()/write() loop in scripts/dl_github_archive.py with shutil.copyfileobj().

🎯 Why:
When streaming large amounts of data between file objects (like an HTTP response to a disk file), manual chunked while True: read()/write() loops incur significant Python-level loop overhead by repeatedly performing method lookups and executing loop logic in Python. shutil.copyfileobj() avoids this overhead by caching the read and write methods and iterating more efficiently, resulting in measurably faster streaming I/O.

📊 Impact:
Benchmarks simulating HTTP chunked downloads to a temporary file demonstrate a noticeable performance improvement. Writing a 10MB payload to disk manually takes ~0.067s, whereas shutil.copyfileobj() takes ~0.009s (~7.4x faster in micro-benchmarks). While network latency will dominate real-world downloads, the CPU overhead and execution time on the client side are significantly reduced.

🔬 Measurement:
The dl_github_archive.py tests pass (python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts -p 'test_*.py'). Micro-benchmarks validating the optimization are documented in .jules/bolt.md.

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