Update cookbook recipes to use TICK syntax for date filtering #352
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Replace legacy dateadd(), today(), yesterday(), now() patterns with
the new TICK syntax across 27 cookbook recipes:
- timestamp IN today() → timestamp IN '$today'
- timestamp IN yesterday() → timestamp IN '$yesterday'
- timestamp > dateadd('d', -1, now()) → timestamp IN '$now - 1d..$now'
- @lookback := dateadd(...) → @lookback := '$now - Xd..$now'
Also simplifies VWAP query to use direct window function division.
Adds new elapsed-time recipe in time-series patterns.
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Replace legacy dateadd(), today(), yesterday(), now() patterns with the new TICK syntax across 27 cookbook recipes:
Also simplifies VWAP query to use direct window function division.
Adds new elapsed-time recipe in time-series patterns.