Add time and space complexity documentation to F# collection types (List, Map, Set)

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This PR adds comprehensive time and space complexity documentation to the public members of F#'s core collection types: List, Map, and Set. The documentation follows the established pattern found in the codebase using <remarks> XML documentation tags.

Changes Made

Added complexity annotations to 30+ essential functions across all three collection types:

List Module (linked list implementation)

• O(1) operations: head, tail, isEmpty
• O(n) operations: length, map, filter, fold, exists, forall, rev, choose, collect, concat, find, tryFind, append (where n is length of first list)
• O(n) indexing: item (index access requires traversal from head)
• O(n × m) operations: allPairs (cartesian product of two lists)

Map Type and Module (balanced binary tree implementation)

• O(log n) operations: Add, Remove, ContainsKey, Item (indexer), TryFind
• O(n) operations: Count (requires tree traversal)
• O(1) operations: isEmpty

Set Type and Module (balanced binary tree implementation)

• O(log n) operations: Add, Remove, Contains
• O(n) operations: Count
• O(1) operations: isEmpty
• O(n + m) operations: union, intersect, difference (where n,m are set sizes)

Documentation Format

All complexity annotations follow the established pattern:

/// <remarks>This is an O(n) operation, where n is the length of the list.</remarks>
/// <remarks>Maps are represented as binary trees so this is an O(log n) operation, where n is the number of bindings in the map.</remarks>

The documentation accurately reflects the underlying data structure implementations:

• Lists use standard cons-cell linked lists
• Maps and Sets use height-balanced binary trees (AVL-like) with tolerance=2

Testing

• All changes preserve existing functionality
• Build and compilation verified
• No breaking changes to public APIs
• Documentation follows F# XML documentation standards

This provides essential performance guidance for developers using F# collections, helping them make informed decisions about algorithm and data structure choices.

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Add time and space complexity documentation to all public members of the list, set, and map types in their respective .fsi files. Carefully derive the complexities from their .fs implementations, using the strict format and appending to any existing sections.

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[T-Gro]

Wrong, this conflicts with you other PRs.

Here, you should have ONLY added documentation to the members defined directly on the types, tha'ts it.

All let.. functions defined in a module (like the List module, Map module etc.) are done in you different PRs.