tp: move the row layout and string ranks into core/common - #7688
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Pulls the interpreter's row layout (the order-preserving encoding of rows into fixed-width slots) and its string ranking out into RowLayout and StringRanks, so executor operators can lay rows out the same way. The interpreter writes the same bytes as before.
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September 29, 2026 23:53
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Pulls the interpreter's row layout (the order-preserving encoding of rows
into fixed-width slots) and its string ranking out into RowLayout and
StringRanks, so executor operators can lay rows out the same way. The
interpreter writes the same bytes as before.