perf(memory): explore compact typed storage and lazy cell stringification for large results (#605) - #627
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Summary
Introduces columnar compact typed dataset storage (
CompactResultDataset) with lazy on-demand cell stringification for large query result sets.Changes
lib/core/database/compact_result_dataset.dart):Int64Listand bitwise null-masking for 64-bit integer values (8 bytes per value vs 32+ bytes for full String object in heap).Float64Listand bitwise null-masking for 64-bit floating point numbers.StringInternPool.asLazyRowList(): Exposes a transparentList<List<String>>view formatting cells on-the-fly when indexed by viewport-based virtual grids, preventing upfront allocation of millions of String objects.test/core/database/compact_result_dataset_test.dartverifying typing, null bitmasks, lazy access, and exceptions.Closes #605