feat(client): make consumer checkpoint lookup bounded and observable#199
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- Rebalance now requests checkpoints only for to_start ranges and their transitive split/merge predecessors. - Unrelated ranges and siblings are excluded. - Removed the obsolete all-ranges lookup helper. - Added a test covering a two-level lineage alongside unrelated ranges.
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Consumer::next_record().Why
Rebalances previously requested checkpoints for every known topic range. Individual range requests also lacked a common observed boundary, and lookup failures were only logged before an internal retry.
The new flow makes lookup cost proportional to the ranges being provisioned, gives the result set one logical generation boundary, and makes failures visible without treating unavailable state as a missing checkpoint.