⚡ Optimize subscriber iteration in notifySubscribers

[johnstrand]

💡 What: Replaced the Array.forEach call on the list of subscribers with a native for...of loop in src/Squawk.ts.

🎯 Why: The Array.forEach loop incurs a function call overhead for every execution of the loop body. Given that notifySubscribers can be called very frequently and process many subscribers, replacing forEach with a native for...of loop removes this unnecessary overhead and improves CPU execution time and memory efficiency.

📊 Measured Improvement:
A benchmark was run to test the time required to dispatch 1000 updates to 10000 subscribers.

• Baseline: ~1778ms
• After Optimization: ~1660ms
• Change: ~6.6% improvement in dispatch time under heavy load.

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