perf(utils): replace TreeMap with HashMap in MapUtils#14383
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@fhussonnois did you remember if there was some rational to use a TreeMap here?
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flattenToNestedMap() is on a critical path and is invoked at least twice per execution, even when no inputs, outputs, or labels are defined, and may also be triggered indirectly from other paths( like each time creating a new run context by adding execution labels), so for a non trivial executions it is called many times per execution.