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- Add sort statement with multi-key support and asc/desc direction - Default direction is ascending when omitted - Null values always sort last regardless of direction - Non-array values are a no-op - Non-existent fields treated as null (stable order preserved) - Supports sorting by integers, floats, and strings - Add 11 integration tests covering all TDD scenarios Fixes #22
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Summary
Implements
sortfor ordering array elements as specified in #22.New Operation
sort .field [asc|desc] [, .field2 [asc|desc]]Sorts array elements by one or more keys with configurable direction.
Examples
Behavior
Tests (11 integration tests)
sort_name_asc— Alphabetical ascendingsort_name_desc— Alphabetical descendingsort_multi_key— Multi-key (score desc, name asc)sort_integers— Integer field sortingsort_floats— Float field sortingsort_strings— String field sortingsort_nulls_last_asc— Nulls last in ascendingsort_nulls_last_desc— Nulls last in descendingsort_nonexistent_field— Non-existent field → stable ordersort_non_array_noop— Non-array → no-opsort_default_direction_asc— Default direction is ascendingFixes #22