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[SQL] A filter can be pulled above a UNION or LOCAL VIEW #7937

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PullFilterVisitor does not do this currently.
PullFilterVisitor is greedy, but maybe a true backwards analysis would be more useful; pulling a filter in all inputs of a UNION could be more expensive.

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