feat: add C and C++ cross-reference parsing#100
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First, thank you for building and maintaining this project. I really like code-index-mcp and have been using this MCP in my own workflow; it is genuinely useful for navigating and understanding codebases.
This PR adds specialized C/C++ parsing support to the deep index pipeline.
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I also smoke-tested this against Linux kernel subtrees under /Volumes/Code/linux, including init and kernel/sched, and verified that C headers, structs, functions, and cross-file called_by relationships are populated.