⚡ Optimize O(N^2) array traversal for variant updates in ProductStripeService

[AJFrio]

💡 What: Replaced the inefficient .find() array traversals in updateProductVariants with an initial Map construction for O(1) lookups. This applies to both the variants and variants2 processing loops.
🎯 Why: The previous code had O(N^2) time complexity because it called Array.prototype.find() inside of Array.prototype.map(). This caused significant performance degradation when processing updates for products with many variants.
📊 Measured Improvement: Created a dedicated performance test (tests/services/ProductStripeService.perf.test.js) testing an update containing 15,000 variants.

• Baseline (Before): ~3210 ms
• Improvement (After): ~289 ms
• Change: ~11x faster (+91% improvement)

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