feat: support segment-scoped scalar index scans - #79
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✅ Gate recommendation: approve.
The two scanner-option blockers are fixed. Segment mode now rejects deleted-row scans before candidate generation, while use_scalar_index=false retains the explicit fragment-domain fallback without index work. The existing exact-candidate and scoped-fallback contracts remain intact.
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Add Rust, C, and C++ scanner APIs to select a physical BTree/Bitmap index segment within an explicit fragment scope, avoiding global scalar index evaluation across unrelated segments.
The scanner reapplies the complete filter before LIMIT/OFFSET and falls back to a non-indexed scan of the same fragment scope when the selected segment cannot safely serve the query. This
initial implementation supports ordinary scans only.