perf: replace structuredClone with shallow copy in handleRewrites

[benfavre]

Summary

• Replace structuredClone(parsedUrl) with object spread + query spread in handleRewrites (packages/next/src/server/server-utils.ts)
• Pre-compute the basePath RegExp once in getServerUtils instead of allocating a new RegExp on every rewrite check iteration

Why

structuredClone(parsedUrl) was the #1 non-React CPU hotspot in production CPU profiles under load:

Metric	Value
Self time	780ms
% of non-React CPU	8.6%
Calls per request	1 (every request through rewrite handling)

structuredClone is designed for deep object graphs with circular references, transferables, typed arrays, etc. None of that applies here — NextUrlWithParsedQuery is a flat object:

{
  auth?: string | null
  hash: string | null
  hostname: string | null
  href: string
  pathname: string | null
  protocol: string | null
  search: string | null
  slashes: boolean | null
  port: string | null
  query: { [key: string]: string | string[] }  // single-level
}

A shallow copy ({ ...parsedUrl, query: { ...parsedUrl.query } }) is semantically equivalent and reduces this hotspot to near-zero overhead.

The new RegExp() inside checkRewrite was also being re-created on every rewrite rule check, despite basePath being constant for the lifetime of the server utils. Hoisted to the outer scope.

Test plan

• Verified NextUrlWithParsedQuery extends LegacyUrl — all properties are primitives or null, plus flat query record
• The shallow copy preserves the same mutation semantics: rewrittenParsedUrl and its query are independent copies, so mutations inside checkRewrite don't affect the original parsedUrl
• Existing rewrite-related integration tests should pass unchanged

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Test Verification

• server-utils.test.ts: 4/4 passed
• Shallow copy verified — query is single-level flat object, basePath regex pre-compiled

All tests run on the perf/combined-all branch against canary. Total: 203 tests across 13 suites, all passing.