Various bug fixes for checking foreign key constraints during merge#10418
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Various bug fixes for checking foreign key constraints during merge#10418
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…rmining whether to drop the index during merge.
… when creating a the CV marker
…index tuple, they must be mapped
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LGTM! No real comments to make
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This PR mainly addresses the need to perform type conversions when performing index lookups when determining whether a diff introduces a foreign key constraint violation. The old code assumed that the key values were binary identical between parent and child table, and this isn't always the case (esp in Doltgres).
Also fixes a related bug in constructing the primary key from a secondary key, which occurs when a secondary index contains primary key columns.