Use cached_property for the minor property

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Use functools.cached_property to speedup accessing the patch property.

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The pull request updates the patch property in the AwesomeVersion class by replacing the @property decorator with the @cached_property decorator. This change enables the caching of the property's return value after its first computation. The underlying logic remains the same, continuing to return an AwesomeVersion representation of the patch version or None based on the versioning strategy and section count.

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File	Change Summary
awesomeversion/awesomeversion.py	Replaced @property with @cached_property on the patch method to cache the result post-first call without altering functionality.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

awesomeversion/awesomeversion.py (1)

348-367: Consider applying the same optimization to the minor property

For consistency and additional performance benefits, consider applying the same @cached_property decorator to the minor property (line 327). The minor property follows a similar pattern to patch - it depends on strategy and sections checking but doesn't change after initialization.

-@property
+@cached_property
def minor(self) -> AwesomeVersion | None:

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

awesomeversion/awesomeversion.py (3)

348-348: Performance improvement looks good!

Using @cached_property instead of @property for the patch method is a solid optimization. Since this property's value doesn't change after initialization and computing it involves checking strategies and sections, caching the result will improve performance for repeated access.

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5-6: Note the existing import is used correctly

The necessary import for cached_property from functools is already present, which makes this change clean and straightforward.

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348-367: Verify PR title matches the implementation

There appears to be a discrepancy between the PR title "Use cached_property for the minor property" and the actual implementation which applies this optimization to the patch property. Please update either the PR title or the implementation to ensure consistency.