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feat: Implement write-only index state that is not considered for read queries#4894

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@porunov porunov commented Apr 19, 2026

Write-only index is the ENABLED index for write operations, but ignored for read operations. This way, users can disable indexes without forcing them to re-index it when enabling them back.


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