Large options in calcite-select crashed the browser with a "DevTools was diconnected..." and snap!

[caronrob2000]

Actual Behavior

Hi,

I have 2 calcite-select having 4000 options each (business required this way). Creating the DOM is fast but when it gets to the calcite core function to make its thing, it takes a long time. The CPU goes way up, memory goes high and suddenly "snap" the browser.

The function "populateInternalSelect" that caused it.

Thanks

Expected Behavior

Should populate the select fast since this is a regular select-option

Reproduction Sample

Just have 2 large calcite-select

Reproduction Steps

The code is too large so like I said before, just have 2 large calcite-select options and see.

Reproduction Version

bete.97

Relevant Info

No response

Regression?

No response

Impact

No response

Esri team

N/A

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[macandcheese]

Related: #1460

[geospatialem]

@caronrob2000 Is there a snippet or code sample you could provide for additional context?

We'd like to explore a workaround to mitigate prior to a fix.

[geospatialem]

@caronrob2000 Is there a snippet or code sample you could provide for additional context?

We'd like to explore a workaround to mitigate prior to a fix.

@caronrob2000 Re-pining if there's a snippet or code sample we could add for additional context to troubleshoot. Without the additional context, we will be closing the issue next month.

[geospatialem]

Closing out the issue per #5919 (comment). You can re-open this issue with additional context for Calcite team members to explore a fix.