feat(ste-vec): add term_filters support with integration tests#355
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Expose term_filters configuration for SteVec indexes, enabling case-insensitive JSON field matching using the downcase filter. Changes: - Add term_filters field to SteVecIndexOpts struct with serde default - Update IndexType::SteVec conversion to pass term_filters - Add encrypted_jsonb_filtered column to test schema with downcase filter - Add helper functions for filtered JSON fixtures (common.rs) - Add 7 integration tests covering case-insensitive queries Note: Term filters apply during encryption, so decrypted data is also transformed (e.g., "Alice" stored/returned as "alice").
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Expose term_filters configuration for SteVec indexes, enabling case-insensitive JSON field matching using the downcase filter.
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Note: Term filters apply during encryption, so decrypted data is also transformed (e.g., "Alice" stored/returned as "alice").
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