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sqlparser: Track if original default value is a literal #13730

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sqlparser: Track if original default value is a literal #13730

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  1. sqlparser: Track if original default value is a literal 

    We want to keep if the user explicitly specified an expression or
something we treat as a literal, so we can serialize it back to the
exact same format.

This is because for example `now()` and `(now())` do have a semantic
difference. The latter works as a default for `datetime(6)` with a
precision, while the former does not and would need `now(6)` in the
literal form.

Signed-off-by: Dirkjan Bussink <[email protected]>
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    dbussink committed Aug 6, 2023
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