Evict stale cursor after btree_destroy during mvcc checkpoint#6052
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Evict stale cursor after btree_destroy during mvcc checkpoint#6052harin-ramesh wants to merge 1 commit intotursodatabase:mainfrom
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After btree_destroy frees a root page to the freelist, the cursor cache
still held the old table cursor keyed by that page number. When
btree_create reused the same page for a new index, the cache returned
the stale table cursor (index_info: None), causing a panic in
indexbtree_seek.
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Fixes: #6006
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