Add readdir_plus optimization to eliminate N+1 queries #109
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Implement readdir_plus() across the FileSystem trait which returns directory entries with their stats in a single call. This eliminates the N+1 query problem where readdir() returned names and then stat() was called for each entry.
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Implement readdir_plus() across the FileSystem trait which returns directory entries with their stats in a single call. This eliminates the N+1 query problem where readdir() returned names and then stat() was called for each entry.