Remove the unused wall spatial index of ProfileBuilder - #1011
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The wallTree index was filled with a segment envelope for every standalone wall in addWall, but nothing reads it: its last query was replaced by a query of the shared obstruction index in commit 7affb49. Removing it also skips one envelope and one index node per wall. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The wallTree index was filled with a segment envelope for every standalone wall in addWall, but nothing reads it: its last query was replaced by a query of the shared obstruction index in commit 7affb49. The field is private and has no reader anywhere in the project (including the Groovy scripts). Removing it also skips one envelope and one index node per wall.