API: Simplify sanitization of literals in predicates#15224
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thanks @Kontinuation for the improvement and @huaxingao @singhpk234 for the review |
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This tiny refactoring stems from #14101, where we try to add support for spatial predicates and implement sanitization for them. The type of the term and literal should match with each other for unsanitized expressions, and it is also reasonable to sanitize the literal by knowing the type of the literal alone without knowing the type of the term.