Add list collections query to GraphQL#1782
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Summary
This PR adds a
listCollectionsGraphQL query and enables searching collections byfragmentas well as by the user who created it. It implements several optimizations, including eager loading for user data, SQL subqueries for node counts, and DataLoader-based batching for node loading.Example:
{ listCollections(fragment: "repair", createdBy: "dj") { name description nodeCount } }Test Plan
Added this new test suite:
make checkpassesmake testshows 100% unit test coverageDeployment Plan