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MAP_CONTAINS_KEY(MAP[ARRAY[1], ARRAY[2]], a) with a INT ARRAY passed an array of nullable INT where
the map's keys are arrays of INT NOT NULL, and the Rust code failed to compile with "mismatched
types". The key and the map are now cast to a common key type, as ARRAY_CONTAINS does for its
element. That map cast moved an array or map element out of its reference; the element converter
now clones it, as it already cloned a base-type element.

Signed-off-by: Gerd Zellweger <[email protected]>

MAP_CONTAINS_KEY(MAP[ROW(1, 2), 1], ROW(1, NULLIF(2, 0))) failed to compile with "mismatched
types": Calcite infers a nullable BOOLEAN when a ROW argument has a nullable field, but
map_contains_key__ returns bool for a non-null map and key. The call now has the nullability of
its arguments and is cast to Calcite's type, as ARRAY_CONTAINS does. testMapContainsKey covers
ROW and nested ARRAY keys, and testMapContainsKeyTable takes the keys from table columns.

Signed-off-by: Gerd Zellweger <[email protected]>