statement-store: bound recent statement propagation#12666
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Summary
StatementStore::take_recent_statementswith a maximum batch size while retaining overflowContext
This extracts the recent-statement propagation optimization from #10941 into a focused change. It is separate from the non-blocking outbound send work in #12657.
Previously, every propagation cycle drained the complete recent-statement index. A large burst could therefore create an unbounded amount of per-cycle filtering, encoding, and sending work. This change bounds that work while ensuring retained statements are propagated in subsequent cycles without starvation.