Add span for Expr::TypedString
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I have need to get the location info of an
Expr::TypedStringbut this currently returns aValuerather than aValueWithSpan. I saw that the parser already has access to this information. So this is a small PR changes Expr::TypedString to use a ValueWithSpan.I have also updated the test cases and docs.
One issue with this PR is that the I've used
Span::empty()in the test cases and it still passed. Looking at a PG test more closely the span was being filled with non-zero locations. Checking another PG test it seemed that span tests were skipped by using pattern matching; I didn't want to do this because I wanted to avoid accidentally change the tests. Or it might be fine as it is. Let me know how you'd like to deal with this.