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Add historical CDX intelligence views - #6
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Summary
Introduce capture-level historical intelligence while preserving the existing normalized-URL workflow as the default.
New analysis views
--history: first/last seen, capture count, status-code and MIME distributions per normalized URL--params: historical prevalence per query-parameter name--summary: one aggregate historical record per domainCDX metadata
CaptureRecordmodeltimestamp,statuscode,mimetype,originalonly for metadata workflowsiter_original_urls()collapse=Noneso capture counts and first/last seen are not distorted by URL-key collapseCompatibility and limits
wayparam -d ...behavior is unchanged--max-resultsis a global cap on accepted capture rows before aggregationTests and docs
No active target crawling/scanning is introduced; all data still comes from the Wayback CDX API.