Add opt-in physical row indices via rowIndex symbol - #176
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Filtered reads compact the returned rows, leaving consumers unable to recover their physical positions in the source file. Add opt-in
includeRowIndex: trueand an exportedrowIndexsymbol so callers can read the absolute, zero-based position withrow[rowIndex]while retaining filter pushdown.The property is non-enumerable and read-only, survives filtering, projection, page pruning, and ordered
parquetQueryreads, and is omitted by JSON serialization and object spread. The option defaults to false and requires object output. Includes theParquetRowtype and usage documentation.Validation: all 662 tests pass, including physical positions across ranges, row groups, filtering, projection, page pruning, and ordered queries. ESLint and
tsc --noEmitpass.