Show nonclustered index count on modification operators#168
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Display a badge on INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE operators showing how many nonclustered indexes are maintained. The clustered index or heap is implicit; the NC count surfaces the hidden maintenance overhead. - Parse Object elements with IndexKind="NonClustered" inside Update/SimpleUpdate/CreateIndex operator elements - Show "+N NC" badge on the operator node - List index names in tooltip and properties panel - Only counts on modification operators, not read operators - 4 unit tests with INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and read-only plans Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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+N NCbadge on INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE operators when they maintain nonclustered indexesCloses #167.
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