⚡ [performance improvement] Use set instead of list for keyword membership checks

[dioncx]

💡 What:
Replaced list literals ([...]) with set literals ({...}) for constant keyword membership checks in the _detect_negation function within json_memory/smart.py.

🎯 Why:
Python compiles x in {"a", "b", "c"} into a fast frozenset lookup, giving an $O(1)$ time complexity instead of an $O(N)$ linear search through a list. This provides a direct performance boost with no behavioral changes.

📊 Measured Improvement:
Measured using timeit for 10,000,000 iterations:

• Baseline (Lists): 2.1122s
• Optimized (Sets): 0.2978s
• Result: ~86% reduction in execution time for membership checks.

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