Refactor extracting expressions for dynamic index scans #18095
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I was looking into https://github.com/duckdblabs/duckdb-internal/issues/5049 and tried converting some of our
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joins toSEMI
joins. This didn't fix the issue I was looking at (and regressed the IMDB benchmark, so I reverted it), but it uncovered a bug in the dynamic index scan (which I accidentally introduced in #17297). This PR cleans up the recursion through the nestedAND
filters and simplifies the logic so it's a lot less error-prone.I have tried, but can't seem to reproduce it without changing the
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toSEMI
. However, I still think the changes here are important as they fix a bug with complex filters that can trigger an index scan.