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Introduce IndexOrder capability for schema index queries
Schema indexes report what orderings (ascending, descending) it is capable of providing for given combination of ValueGroups. A specific ordering of results can be requested through Read.nodeIndexSeek or Read.nodeIndexScan. Requested ordering must be supported by given IndexReference. At this moment, only single property number indexes are capable of any result ordering and that ordering is ascending. Provided by NativeSchemaIndexProvider through FusionSchemaIndexProvider.
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