From 29s to 0.21s: Pushing TopK Bounds Down to the Scan Layer in GreptimeDB
How GreptimeDB took `ORDER BY end_time DESC LIMIT 10` from ~29s to sub-second by pushing the runtime TopK bound down to the Mito scan layer.
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