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  1. 删除 searchHybridSync
  2. dead code 清理
  3. 类型导出简化
  4. 抽取公共哈希函数
  5. 删除未使用的 loader

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This pull request refactors the codebase by making the vector store search asynchronous, simplifying the TransformerVectorizer initialization, moving the Loader interface to types, and introducing a centralized generateDocId helper. Feedback on the changes highlights potential ID collisions when using only the file basename for document IDs, the risk of runtime errors from non-null assertions when retrieving documents during queries, and the recommendation to retain the close() method in ZVecStore to properly release file locks in tests.

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lxfu1 force-pushed the chore/code-logic branch from ad4d2e6 to a97d081 Compare July 7, 2026 12:07
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hustcc merged commit c1d7ea7 into master Jul 7, 2026
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hustcc deleted the chore/code-logic branch July 7, 2026 12:14
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