Add optional local search index cache#60
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This PR turns xurl's query acceleration into a layered local cache with provider discovery manifests, thread materialization reuse, and an internal FTS-backed search index maintained by the hidden
xurl -X indexworker. It keeps correctness on the direct-scan path while letting repeated searches and rebuilds stay fully local and disposable.The change also adds a repository benchmark at
xurl-core/benches/search_index.rsso we can track regressions in cold query, warm query, incremental refresh, full build, and FTS rebuild. On the current syntheticcodexbenchmark (2500threads,3samples), warm query is about9.6ms, incremental refresh about451ms, full build about647ms, and FTS rebuild about556ms.