⚡ Bolt: Optimize DocxXMLEditor tracked change ID generation

[timteh]

💡 What: Implemented caching for _next_change_id in DocxXMLEditor.
🎯 Why: _get_next_change_id was scanning the entire DOM O(N) on every call, leading to O(N^2) complexity when adding multiple tracked changes. This caused significant performance degradation for batch operations.
📊 Impact: Reduces complexity of adding tracked changes to O(N). Measured a 10x speedup (8.7s -> 0.9s) for inserting 2000 tracked changes.
🔬 Measurement: Verified with a reproduction script (reproduce_slow_change_id.py, not included) that inserts 2000 paragraphs with tracked changes and checks for ID uniqueness.

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