fix: Optimized Performance Update bloom.cpp #31632

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   barajeel commented at 7:56 am on January 10, 2025: none

   I made several optimizations to the Bloom filter code to enhance its performance and readability:

   • Removed redundant calculations by precomputing frequently used values.
   • Added early exits in loops to avoid unnecessary iterations.
   • Retained efficient bitwise operations for setting and checking bits.
   • Improved memory resizing for the CRollingBloomFilter by using bit shifts.
   • Simplified conditionals in the IsRelevantAndUpdate method for better clarity.
   • Improved comments to better explain the logic.
2. fix: Optimized Performance Update bloom.cpp 676400b05f
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