Add VectorSearchEngine backed by turbovec - #1448

Purpose of the change

SQLiteVectorStore + turbovec is smaller and faster than SQLiteVecVectorStore backed by sqlite-vec. Both are linear full scan but turbovec has a much smaller scaling constant, probably because in RAM instead of on disk.

Description

Add a new VectorSearchEngine backed by turbovec.

Known limitation: Because it does not store vectors, functionality to return vectors raises NotImplementedError. This makes it compatible with EventMemory but not the semantic memory.

Type of change

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