Timeseries: fix stale cache warmer doc comments - #512
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The CacheWarmerConfig doc comment still described the original warmer (scanning recent key ranges through the reader, "a temporary workaround until SlateDB's CacheManager is available"). #509 switched the implementation to drive SlateDB's cache manager but left the comments behind. Update them to describe the current behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CacheWarmerConfigdoc comment still described the pre-#509 warmer — scanning recent time bucket key ranges through the storage reader as "a temporary workaround until SlateDB's CacheManager is available". #509 switched the implementation to drive SlateDB's cache manager (warm_sstover the SSTs backing recent buckets) but left the comments behind.Comment-only change;
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