workload/schemachange: fix FK dependency check for drop column logic #158133
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This is a fix for the schemachanger workload. Previously,
columnRemovalWillDropFKBackingIndexesincorrectly identified foreign key dependencies when dropping columns. It included stored columns from indexes, even though only key columns are relevant to determining foreign key dependencies.This led to false positives where a drop column operation was expected to fail due to a foreign key dependency, even when it wouldn't in practice.
To address this:
columnDropViolatesFKIndexRequirements) now filters out stored columns, considering only key columns when determining if an index would be invalidated by the column drop.SHOW INDEXES(which cannot be used inside SQL functions), but the behavior is equivalent.Fixes #157886
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