⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Avoid metadata allocations in draw_metadata

[juntaochi]

💡 What

Updated draw_metadata to accept cache: Option<&MetadataCache> and use std::borrow::Cow<'_, str> for rendering text values. When the cache is present, it directly borrows the pre-allocated, pre-formatted strings (name, artist, album, duration_str) instead of recreating them on every frame.

🎯 Why

In Ratatui applications, the draw loop runs frequently. Creating new String instances on every frame (via .to_uppercase() and format!) causes significant unnecessary heap allocation and CPU overhead. The application already computes and stores these formatted strings in app.metadata_cache during the ~500ms App::update tick, so draw_metadata should reuse them instead of doing redundant work.

📊 Impact

Eliminates 4 string heap allocations per draw call (which executes on every TUI refresh, including keyboard events). In local micro-benchmarks, reusing Cow::Borrowed instead of format! yielded a ~13x speedup for the string preparation phase of metadata rendering.

🔬 Measurement

Run the application with cargo run. You will observe no visual changes, but CPU profiling will show fewer string allocations in the render loop. Tests and linting pass successfully.

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