feat(aggregations): add opt-in batch_bookmark and incremental modes#172
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batch_bookmark writes a bookmark after every successful interval in StatAggregator.run, so a worker killed mid-loop only loses the interval currently in progress. incremental switches agg_iter to a two-phase shape: first look up the field values whose events were touched since the bookmark, then re-aggregate only those values, chunked by affected_partition_size. Falls back to the full-interval scan on cold start. All new flags default to off; existing behavior is preserved.
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batch_bookmark writes a bookmark after every successful interval in
StatAggregator.run, so a worker killed mid-loop only loses the
interval currently in progress.
incremental switches agg_iter to a two-phase shape: first look up the
field values whose events were touched since the bookmark, then
re-aggregate only those values, chunked by affected_partition_size.
Falls back to the full-interval scan on cold start.
All new flags default to off; existing behavior is preserved.