Support setting a schema name with @ScalarFunction annotation
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Description
Add
schemato@ScalarFunctionso developers can implement catalog functions with the annotation.Window functions, aggregate functions, and scalar operators are unsupported in this PR. I will support them once we agree on the approach.
This is preparation for #24200
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