⚡ Optimize evalPopulationStdDevDecimal using Welford's algorithm

[suyashkumar]

💡 What: Replaced the multi-pass implementation of Population Standard Deviation for Decimals with a single-pass Welford's algorithm.

🎯 Why: The previous implementation iterated over the list multiple times (Count, Avg, then Variance calculation), leading to O(3N) complexity. The new implementation is O(N) and single-pass, which is more efficient for large lists.

📊 Measured Improvement:

• Baseline: ~6.17 ms/op
• Optimized: ~4.05 ms/op
• Improvement: ~34% speedup on a list of 10,000 decimals.

Also added comprehensive tests for PopulationStdDev covering edge cases.

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[suyashkumar]

Can't seem to change this to draft, but no need for review yet, will go over a few of these to verify things first.

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Can't seem to change this to draft, but no need for review yet, will go over a few of these to verify things first.

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[suyashkumar]

Please put the Apache 2.0 copyright block at the top of any new files, you can find this in other files in this repo.

[google-labs-jules]

Added the Apache 2.0 copyright block.

[evan-gordon]

Overall LGTM.

Just curious, but does Jules have an option for squashing commits we could use in the future?