Checking a match on an enum becomes quadratically slow after the variable was narrowed by an == check

Bug Report

Type-checking a match on a large enum becomes very slow when the variable was first narrowed by an == check with an early exit:

from enum import StrEnum

class E(StrEnum):
    M0 = "m0"
    M1 = "m1"
    # ... 1,200 members

def f(x: E) -> None:
    if x == E.M0:
        return
    match x:
        case E.M1:
            pass
        # ... through case E.M7

Removing the x == E.M0 block makes this much faster (~1.5s vs 22s locally).

To Reproduce

• Playground

Your Environment

• Mypy version used: 2.3.1, 2.4.0+dev.4d195a2
• Python version used: 3.12

Start with the linked Playground reproduction and compare the type-checking time with and without the early x == E.M0 check. Trace the enum narrowing and match-checking paths in mypy, then verify that the large-enum example no longer becomes quadratically slow while preserving the reported narrowing behavior.