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perf(react-router): avoid redundant Link state prop allocations Links resolve one state-prop bag instead of separate active and inactive bags. Class names do not need temporary arrays. Unchanged styles retain their original references. Callback behavior and prop precedence remain unchanged. React Link rendering benchmark, measured separately for this commit and its parent using exact production builds: - Workload: benchmarks/client-nav/scenarios/links/react/speed.bench.ts (200 persistent Links, eight navigations per measured batch). - Apple M4, Node 24.20.0, Vitest 4.1.4, NODE_ENV=production. - 8 fresh parent processes and 8 fresh processes for this commit, each with warmupIterations=50 and time=10000 ms; counterbalanced run order. - Parent mean times (ms): 3.9412, 3.8998, 3.8950, 4.2674, 4.0423, 3.8793, 3.9043, 4.1120. - This commit mean times (ms): 3.8767, 3.8900, 4.5507, 4.0116, 3.8297, 3.8582, 3.8879, 4.0157. - Median run means: 3.9228 -> 3.8889 ms. - Incremental effect: 0.86% less time; throughput change +0.87%. - Largest within-run RME for this revision: 3.08%. - The small difference is not a reliable speedup claim; it is close to process-to-process variation. Incremental minimal/full React gzip impact: -12/-7 bytes. Benchmark sources and commit implementation trees are unchanged. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

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