SNOW-2203826: Loosen flattening rules for sort and filter#3941
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Fixes SNOW-2203826
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Snowpark currently is very strict in flattening the filter and sort clause when generating a query. For instance
df.select(col("c").alias("c1"), pow(2, "c").alias("d")).filter(col("c") > col("d"))doesn't work because the filter part is for a subquery, which is for the partdf.select(col("c").alias("c1"), pow(2, "c").alias("d")). So the filter doesn't work because the subquery doesn't have column c. If the query is flattened, then column c can be used to filter.sortis in a similar situation though different. This PR is to loosening the rules to flatten more cases while maintaining the correct logic.