Handle special characters in schema and type queries. #4937
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Special predicate names (i.e using Chinese characters) need to be wrapped around "<" and ">" brackets but the lexer does not currently support that. This PR adds support for that syntax. Fixes #4933
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Special predicate names (i.e using Chinese characters) need to be wrapped around "<" and ">" brackets but the lexer does not currently support that. This PR adds support for that syntax. Fixes #4933
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Special predicate names (i.e using Chinese characters) need to be
wrapped around "<" and ">" brackets but the lexer does not currently
support that. This PR adds support for that syntax.
Fixes #4933
This change is