[changelog] Make changes for venice view consumption #1497
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These changes make it so that the venice after image consumer is able to now consume view topics. View topics internally very much resemble version topics, which the after image consumer understands today. So the logic is largely the same. The only difference we add here is that we now have to consult store repositories which are view aware, and we have to chnage how we maintain local highwatermark information. Highwatermarks are meant to be compared on RT partitions, and new view types map 1:N and N:N RT partitions to view partitions. This means we need to add an additional dimensionality to highwatermark filtering where instead of keeping a single map of topic partitions to offsets, but a map of topic partitions to maps of RT partitions to highwatermarks.
There's still some pending work here, we need to figure out chunk assembly (as the current implementation of chunk assembly doesn't account for interleaving writes) and we need to put a bow on how we articulate to the consumers what the upstream RT partition is (right now we're just hardcoding the 1:1 pairing).
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