Aggregate queries local support only & recommendation

[DenhamPreen]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added “Aggregations: local vs hosted (avoid the foot‑gun)” under Best Practices.
  • Clarifies differences between local Hasura aggregate helpers and the hosted service, and potential pitfalls.
  • Recommends computing and storing aggregates at indexing time, with a practical example workflow.
  • Notes rare cases needing runtime aggregates and directs users to community channels for options.
  • Positioned before “Disable Hasura for Self‑Hosted Indexers” to improve guidance on handling aggregations.

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Walkthrough

Adds a new Best Practices subsection “Aggregations: local vs hosted (avoid the foot‑gun)” to navigating-hasura.md, advising precomputing aggregates at indexing time due to differences between local and hosted Hasura. Includes schema examples (GlobalState, Token) and a TypeScript handler demonstrating load–increment–persist of counters. Mentions exceptions and Discord pointers.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Docs: Hasura aggregation guidance docs/HyperIndex/Guides/navigating-hasura.md	Inserts a Best Practices section detailing local vs hosted aggregation behavior, recommending indexing-time precomputation with GraphQL schema and TypeScript handler examples; notes rare cases needing runtime aggregates and references Discord.

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Poem

A nibble of docs, a hop through Hasura land,
I tally my carrots with counters pre-planned.
Local buns aggregate; hosted says “not quite”—
So I store my sums early, by moonlit byte.
With whiskers of wisdom, I index, then grin—
Foot‑guns avoided, let the queries begin! 🥕🐇

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[DZakh]

@DenhamPreen This is invalid API

There's also missing await in front of context.GlobalState.get and Handler args are invalid

[DZakh]

It should be type, not entity @DenhamPreen