fix(core): preserve OCR continuity for blank pages#135
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Why
Ragmir previously treated empty Tesseract output as a missing page payload. A valid scanned PDF page with no recognizable text could therefore stop a complete reindex, a case that is especially visible when refreshing an existing project after an upgrade.
What changed
Upgrade continuity
Users upgrading an existing Ragmir project can run the normal upgrade diagnostic and reindex flow without excluding a document only because it contains a blank or image-only page. Source files remain untouched, the current atomic index-generation behavior is preserved, and this patch introduces no configuration or index-format migration.
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