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Upgrade DuckDB to 1.5.4#9625

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  • Upgrade github.com/duckdb/duckdb-go/v2 from v2.10502.0 to v2.10504.0.
  • Upgrade DuckDB bindings for all supported platforms from v0.10502.0 to v0.10504.0, which resolves to DuckDB v1.5.4.
  • Update the DuckDB SQL formatter test expectation for the new quoted PIVOT ... GROUP BY "domain" round-trip output.

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Pull request overview

Upgrades the DuckDB Go driver and platform bindings to the versions corresponding to DuckDB v1.5.4, and updates a SQL formatter AST test expectation to match the new normalized output.

Changes:

  • Bump github.com/duckdb/duckdb-go/v2 from v2.10502.0 to v2.10504.0.
  • Bump github.com/duckdb/duckdb-go-bindings (and per-platform libs) from v0.10502.0 to v0.10504.0.
  • Update the DuckDB SQL formatter round-trip expectation to reflect GROUP BY "domain" quoting in PIVOT.

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File Description
runtime/pkg/duckdbsql/ast_test.go Updates formatter expectation for PIVOT ... GROUP BY to match new quoted identifier output.
go.mod Bumps DuckDB driver and bindings versions to 0/2.10504.0.
go.sum Updates module sums for the upgraded DuckDB driver/bindings and platform-specific artifacts.

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