Wyatt Alt 8d6dea6313 fix(rust): fill computed columns row by row
Refresh selected rows with `{column} IS NULL` and rewrote them through an
UPDATE, which made the output value double as the record of whether the row
had been computed. Two consequences: an expression yielding null re-selected
the same rows on every run and reported them as filled forever, and the
target name was interpolated into SQL unquoted, so a column named
`double value` could be declared and never refreshed.

Filling is now per fragment. Each fragment that could hold an unfilled row
has the expression evaluated over its physical rows and the result written as
a standalone column file, published together in one DataReplacement. A row
that already holds a value keeps it -- the computed and current values are
merged on the is-null mask -- and a row counts as filled only when it gains a
value, so a fragment where nothing would change is never staged and a null
expression settles after one pass.

Which fragments are worth looking at comes from the manifest first: one whose
data files do not carry the field cannot hold a filled row. A fragment that
does carry it is still asked, because a row rewrite -- an update, or a
compaction folding an unfilled fragment into a filled one -- leaves nulls
behind a covering file. That case is the reason coverage alone is not the
marker; the test for it fails against a coverage-only implementation.

Names now reach the evaluator through a projection alias or a backtick-quoted
identifier, lance's dialect having no other way to spell one -- a
double-quoted name parses as a string literal.
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