Add tests for Lucene lifecycle and query types in GigaMap#645
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This pull request adds comprehensive test coverage for the GigaMap-Lucene integration, focusing on both lifecycle management and query type support. Two new test classes are introduced: one to validate the lifecycle and concurrency aspects of Lucene indexes managed via GigaMap, and another to ensure that a wide variety of Lucene query types are correctly supported through the integration layer.
Lifecycle and Concurrency Tests:
LuceneLifecycleTest.javato verify key lifecycle behaviors such as index close/reopen, document update propagation, manual commit handling, large data set indexing, and concurrent add/search operations, ensuring robust integration and thread safety.Lucene Query Type Support Tests:
LuceneQueryTypesTest.javato exercise and validate support for various Lucene query types (wildcard, phrase, boolean, fuzzy, numeric range), custom analyzers and directory creators, and score ordering, confirming the flexibility and correctness of the query interface.