gh-142889: Restructure PyDictKeysObject memory layout for simpler access#145097
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…er entry access Restructure dict keys allocation to store dk_indices before the PyDictKeysObject header and keep dk_entries after the header. Update dict index access and related allocation/free/clone paths, adjust gdb dict entry location logic, and add layout coverage tests. Local dict microbenchmarks showed about a 1.4% overall improvement, with most operations around 1-2% faster.
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Restructure dict keys allocation to store dk_indices before the PyDictKeysObject header and keep dk_entries after the header.
Update dict index access and related allocation/free/clone paths, adjust gdb dict entry location logic, and add layout coverage tests.
Local dict microbenchmarks showed about a 1.4% overall improvement, with most operations around 1-2% faster.