feat(query): add is_role_in_session funciton#19867
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IS_ROLE_IN_SESSION(role)as a SQL sugar function so row access and masking policy expressions can check whether a role is active in the current session.The function is rewritten during semantic type checking against the session's effective roles. Effective roles follow the existing secondary-role semantics:
SET SECONDARY ROLES ALLchecks all roles available to the current user.SET SECONDARY ROLES NONEchecks only the current role and its related roles.SET SECONDARY ROLES role_namechecks the current role plus the specified secondary role and their related roles.This enables policies to express role-dependent access using active role hierarchy instead of checking only
CURRENT_ROLE().Tests
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