feat(schema-compiler)!: Set preAggregation.allowNonStrictDateRangeMatch = true by default

[KSDaemon]

This PR introduces new env var: CUBEJS_PRE_AGGREGATIONS_ALLOW_NON_STRICT_DATE_RANGE_MATCH which is set to true by default.
If Pre-aggregation in data model includes allowNonStrictDateRangeMatch property - it's kept as is, no changes.

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Project coverage is 47.90%. Comparing base (4d1b17a) to head (9fea92f).
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