Add recursion helpers for reducing complexity in critical parts of the codebase#457
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This PR factors out common recursion patterns used in the distributed planner into reusable helpers, reducing complexity in critical parts of the codebase. By centralizing recursion logic, we improve code maintainability and reduce the risk of subtle bugs in recursive tree traversals.