Add test cases for SetOpToFilterRule to verify that PROJECT containing non-deterministic expressions and subqueries are not merged#4864
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Add test cases for SetOpToFilterRule to verify that PROJECT containing non-deterministic expressions and subqueries are not merged.
Although we previously discussed freezing
RelOptRulesTest, this merely serves to enrich the validation for a specific scenario. I am not entirely sure whether it is appropriate to incorporate this intoRelOptRulesTest. Furthermore, Julian's refactoring of the testing framework has not yet been completed.