Performance issues with lb4 services

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### Describe the bug

Using @service or @inject to inject services can lead to performance issues when calling api (although not using them).

i used [autocannon](https://www.npmjs.com/package/autocannon) for benchmarking
Full command: `autocannon -t12 -c1000 -d30 http://localhost:3000/ping`

I tried to inject services into the controller (ping.controller). The more services I import and the larger the project, the more req in seconds decreases

### Logs

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### Additional information

I ran the project on 8 CPUs and tried it multiple times. These are the average results I got.

- Without Injection

I ran the autocannon test and got around 680k requests in 30 seconds.

- With `@service` (around 37 `@service` with the same service file)

I got around 420k requests in 30 seconds.

- With `@inject` (around 37 `@inject` with the same service file)

I got around 600k requests in 30 seconds.

### Reproduction

https://github.com/u3ih/loopback-benchmarking

Start with the linked u3ih/loopback-benchmarking reproduction and its ping.controller setup, then run the stated autocannon command to compare no injection, @service, and @inject. Done means the cause of the request-rate difference is identified and the reported performance regression is addressed or clearly characterized.

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