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This pull request updates the SQL feature documentation to add new feature - scalar subqueries, exists predicate, in predicate with subqueries. And clarify their current limitations and add details about scalar subqueries.
It also adjusts the planned features section to better reflect future development priorities.
Enhancements and clarifications to SQL feature documentation:
INwith subqueries, specifying its restricted usage in filter clauses and noting thatNOT INwith subqueries is not supported in this version.EXISTSpredicate, referencing the same restrictions as scalar subqueries.Updates to feature listings:
INwith query expressions. [1] [2] [3]IN/NOT INwith subqueries are future goals.General wording improvement: