feat(tdigest): Add batch quantile queries - #275
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Summary
TDigestMut::quantilesandTDigest::quantilesThis is the focused batch-query half requested after #261 was split. The implementation is derived from @tisonkun’s work in #261; the commit preserves that contribution with a
Co-authored-bytrailer. It intentionally excludes all owned batch-merge changes.Closes #268.
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cargo +nightly fmt --all --checkcargo x checkcargo x prepare-testdatacargo x testcargo x lintcargo bench --package benchmarks --bench benchmarks -- tdigest::query::quantiles --sample-count 100The local benchmark measured six sequential scalar queries at a 2.409 us median and the six-rank batch at a 297 ns median.