sql: reject array-of-list/map from polymorphic array functions#37446
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array_remove (and other polymorphic array functions) could resolve their result to `array of list`/`array of map`, which has no pg type OID and crashed the pgwire connection when the row description was encoded. Reject it at plan time, like the ARRAY[] constructor and array_fill already do. Closes SQL-458 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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array_remove (and other polymorphic array functions) could resolve their result to
array of list/array of map, which has no pg type OID and crashed the pgwire connection when the row description was encoded. Reject it at plan time, like the ARRAY[] constructor and array_fill already do.Closes SQL-458