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[CPP] Apply residual row offsets in non-aligned page decoding - #1007
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Non-aligned prepared reads skip whole chunks and pages using statistics, but previously left any remaining row offset unapplied during page decoding. For a tree series containing values
0..39, an indexedseries[30:40]returned0..9instead of30..39.Consume the residual offset after filtering in the boolean, string, and numeric batch decoders, while retaining whole-chunk/page skipping. Continue scanning after a page whose matching rows were consumed by the offset, and preserve the counter when decoding resumes on an unfinished page.
Regression coverage includes six value types, small output capacities, page/chunk boundaries, pages larger than the output block, filtered offsets, exhausted ranges, and Python slices across files and reopened indexes.
Validation:
git diff --checkpassed.