⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement]

[WHYCRASH]

💡 What: Replaced an os.system("chown -R ...") call and an independent os.walk directory traversal loop with a single unified os.walk pass inside cidata_ingest.py that handles both file permission enforcement and ownership configuration. Also updated os.chown to os.lchown globally for security.

🎯 Why: Using os.system creates unnecessary subshell spawn overhead, and separating ownership changes from permission changes results in multiple redundant I/O passes across the entire directory structure. By using os.lchown instead of os.chown, this also prevents following symlinks which guards against potential symlink attack vulnerabilities.

📊 Impact: Reduces system call overhead, eliminates subshell spawning for permissions, halves directory I/O passes, and improves security by not following symlinks.

🔬 Measurement: Verified functionality by passing all tests inside test_cidata_ingest.py and reviewing code execution flow to make sure no performance regressions are introduced.

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