release-25.4: opt: avoid more types of bad generic query plans #156904
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Backport 1/1 commits from #156879 on behalf of @mgartner.
This commit extends #155163. Instead of tracking an auxiliary boolean
value to indicate that a plan has one or more expressions with unbounded
cardinality, the
memo.Coststruct now tracks the number of readexpressions (i.e., expressions that perform KV reads) that have
unbounded cardinality. This helps to avoid picking generic query plans
that will perform significantly worse than their related custom query
plans.
Fixes #156690
Release note: None
Release justification: Low-risk generic query plan improvement.