fix: set query_kind earlier to ensure it takes effect.

[youngsofun]

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Summary

the bug may lead to performance regression when loading many small parquet files, for useless collection of statics of all parquet files.

introduced in https://github.com/databendlabs/databend/pull/17045/files#diff-5da9a5a6e26ef54156ba5550ed3dd65e7116c89b38aeb90a3b5156a4f8955caaL265

only affect version 688

maybe related to 17284.

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PR Summary

• Enhanced SQL Statement Identification
  Introduced a feature in the planning segment of the code (planner.rs) that identifies the type of SQL statement being processed. This enhancement allows for more efficient planning and improved handling of different SQL statements.

• Optimized Query String Attachment
  Refactored the method used to attach the query string in planner.rs. This update uses the newly created query_kind variable to provide a clearer and more consistent method for attaching the query string.

• Validation for Query Kind
  Enforced a check in parquet_table.rs to make sure the kind of query is valid. This additional validation helps prevent errors and issues that may occur due to incorrect or unknown query types.

• Improved Error Handling for Unknown Query Kinds
  Upgraded the error handling mechanism in parquet_table.rs for unknown types of queries. With these improvements, the application can gracefully handle invalid states by returning appropriate responses when an invalid or unknown query type is encountered. This leads to better usability and robustness of the system.