db/state: encapsulate worker state into 1 struct#21075
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Extract the workers mutex, allowEditing flag, merge count, and collateAndBuild count from Aggregator into a self-contained aggWorkers type. Public Set*Workers methods become private helpers; ForkableAgg drops its now-unused Set*Workers stubs.
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merge,collateAndBuild,allowEditing, and the mutex fromAggregatorinto a newaggWorkersvalue typeSet*Workersmethods become unexported helpers (setCompressWorkers,setBuildAccessorsWorkers); the merge/collate counts are accessed viaworkers.getMerge()/workers.setMerge()etc.SetCollateAndBuildWorkers/SetMergeWorkers/SetCompressWorkersstubs fromForkableAggNo behaviour change — this is a structural cleanup follow-up to #21062.