Skip initializer extraction for options objects

Editor assessment

The header `perf: skip initializer extraction for options objects` is understandable and accurate, correctly using the `perf` type (the absence of a scope is acceptable here). It is, however, purely mechanical: the reader learns what moved or was adjusted but nothing about motivation, trade-offs, or risk, and the message supplies no such context. Style is otherwise clean — imperative mood, no trailing period, sensible length, no ticket junk in the subject. Valid, clear, and structurally sound, yet the teaching value is low because the entry stops at restating the change.