Support arbitrary RHS in C# Query #586
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Description of Changes
Unlike Rust, previously this would only accept literal constants and not field captures.
Unlike Rust, this will now accept not only constants and captures, but arbitrary expressions - we can either do the same in Rust or limit this similarly in the future.
Some of the changes here are just to add queries to primary integration tests too and make checking logs a bit easier, feel free to review on per-commit basis.
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Expected complexity level and risk
2 - this is using special C# dynamic evaluation API to evaluate non-constant RHS expressions, but tests show it works as expected in practice.
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