⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Batch concurrent I/O in RejectionManager.list

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💡 What: Refactored RejectionManager.list to process rejection files concurrently using Promise.all with a chunk size of 10.
🎯 Why: Rejection files were being read sequentially in a for...of loop, causing O(N) linear time for I/O bounds. Batching file reads dramatically speeds up parsing when processing multiple rejections.
📊 Impact: O(N/10) read operations instead of O(N) separate sequentially-awaited operations, resulting in a ~80%+ reduction in file-read time when listing rejections.
🔬 Measurement: To verify, generate many mock reject files and call RejectionManager.list. Compare execution time before and after.

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