Add SQL APPLY constructs - #13539
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Fixes #5133.
This adds first-class
CROSS APPLYandOUTER APPLYsupport without changingthe meaning of the existing
LATERALconstruct.The new
Applyobject follows the lateral selectable topology and is exposedthrough
cross_apply()/outer_apply()constructors and correspondingselectable methods. APPLY targets retain lateral correlation, participate in
cache-key traversal, and render as the right side of a join without an
ONclause. Direct
Selectinputs are coerced to subqueries, and incompatible joincriteria or join flags raise an explicit argument error.
The change includes public exports, API and tutorial documentation, an
unreleased changelog entry, and coverage for correlation, constructor and
method forms, direct
Selectcoercion, join validation, cache-key differences,FROM linting, and SQL Server compilation.
Validation:
pytest -q test/sql): 8,327 passed,359 skipped
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