features: single-shot and paged execution modes for multi-queries#555
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A multi-feature query can run single-shot - one pass per (sub-query, table), with no meta query, no chunking and no key-range window - using a server-side cursor to keep memory bounded; an optional per-sub-query maximum bounds each sub-query. When paged, numberMatched is computed across all sub-queries (the invariant total) while value queries are executed only for the sub-queries needed for the page.
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A multi-feature query can run single-shot - one pass per (sub-query, table), with no meta query, no chunking and no key-range window - using a server-side cursor to keep memory bounded; an optional per-sub-query maximum bounds each sub-query. When paged, numberMatched is computed across all sub-queries (the invariant total) while value queries are executed only for the sub-queries needed for the page.
Part of ldproxy/ldproxy#1672.