Improve enum-of-byte handling #164
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Expressions where comparisons of enum-of-byte are made are always cast to int comparisons by the C# compiler. This causes SQL queries to do unnecessary casts of tinyint column like CAST ([column] as int) Counteract that by detecting comparisons of byte enums with other byte enums or int/byte constants and see if they both can be cast to byte.
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Expressions where comparisons of enum-of-byte are made are always cast to int comparisons by the C# compiler. This causes SQL queries to do unnecesary casts of tinyint column like CAST ([column] as int)
Counteract that by detecting comparisons of byte enums with other byte enums or int/byte constants and see if they both can be cast to byte.
Fixes #162