fix(stats): paginate sync aggregates - #50198
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Issue for this PR
Production data stopped refreshing after September 19 at 20:17 UTC. The weekly geography query now returns more than R2 SQL's 10,000-row limit, aborting every hourly sync.
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Page usage and geography aggregates with a cursor over their unique dimension keys. Apply pagination after aggregation to preserve distinct counts, averages, and geography totals. Keep the row-limit guard for queries without a cursor, and fail the sync if any page fails.
How did you verify your code works?
27 stats-core tests pass, including real SQLite pagination at 0, 9,999, 10,000, 10,001, and 20,005 rows, cursor escaping, and later-page failure handling. Stats core/server typechecks, formatting, and
git diff --checkpass. A read-only production replay recovered all 10,865 weekly geography rows exactly once; its summed request count matched an independent aggregate query. Repository-wide local typechecking also passed.Checklist