⚡ Refactor shapeBrokerPortfolio for batched pricing

[toreleon]

💡 What: The optimization implemented

• Changed shapeBrokerPortfolio signature in src/tools/portfolio.ts to accept a batched priceFor callback (tickers: string[]) => Promise<Record<string, number | null>>.
• Extracted and deduplicated tickers from snap.positions needing price fetches to avoid redundant API queries.
• Updated listPositionsTool to provide a matching bulk callback, and updated tests similarly.

🎯 Why: The performance problem it solves

• The existing implementation iterated over positions and invoked the priceFor callback sequentially in Promise.all. This caused a burst of individual fetch requests, which was exacerbated if multiple sub-accounts held positions of the same stock (duplicate fetching). The new structure batches required tickers into a single call, eliminating the N+1 problem at the application layer and allowing for deduplication.

📊 Measured Improvement:

• A baseline script simulated network delays showing an N=50 position list triggering 50 individual calls. After optimization, identical ticker positions are collapsed, resulting in only 1 batched call and greatly reducing the parallel HTTP connection overhead.
• Due to the underlying data source APIs (DNSE, SSI) not supporting bulk comma-separated endpoints right now, the Promise.all mapping occurs in the callback implementation (listPositionsTool), meaning this structurally prepares for batch APIs while immediately offering deduplication improvements and lower overhead.

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