[core] Support bucket pruning for manifest files - #9791
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Purpose
Bucket-key point lookups spanning many partitions can spend most of their planning time opening manifest files whose bucket ranges cannot match. This PR extracts only manifest bucket pruning from #9784, following the review feedback.
Changes
totalBucketsvalue in manifest-list metadataBucketSelectorcached bucket sets to test whether candidate buckets intersect a manifest bucket rangeManifest sorting, bucket-first layout, forced rewrites, and other independent optimizations are intentionally excluded and can be handled in follow-up PRs.
Verification
paimon-corereactor tests: 5,389 tests, 0 failures, 0 errors, 34 skipped (PostgresqlCatalogTestexcluded locally because Docker is unavailable)