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[Enhancement](inverted index) add bkd index query cache to improve perf - #23952
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…rf (#23952) use query cache to accelerate bkd query performance, especially for high concurrency.
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Issue Number: close #xxx
use query cache to accelerate bkd query performance, especially for high concurrency.
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