perf: [DSM-103] Avoid next_exeution() where possible#9727
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`CanisterState::next_execution()` is somewhat expensive, considering it is called in a lot of tight loops. It loons for low memory hook tasks and heartbeats/timers; and it checks canister input queues for messages. In cases where we are only interested in paused/aborted executions/install code tasks, inspect directly `TaskQueue::paused_or_aborted_task` instead.
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CanisterState::next_execution()is somewhat expensive, considering it is called in a lot of tight loops. It loons for low memory hook tasks and heartbeats/timers; and it checks canister input queues for messages.In cases where we are only interested in paused/aborted executions/install code tasks, inspect directly
TaskQueue::paused_or_aborted_taskinstead.