Store instances in cursor#709
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What and why?
In the newly introduced parallel enumerators, the cursor only stored the instance number, but not the total number of instances. If
instanceschanged between when child jobs were enqueued and when they ran, the partition predicate would shift underneath already-enqueued children, silently skipping or double-processing records.This PR stores the total number of instances in the cursor as well, and makes child jobs always use the
instancesfrom the cursor. With this change, theinstancesgets locked in when the job first runs and enqueues child jobs.