API: Add expression factory methods for timestamp literals. #13747
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rdblue
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This tests the IN case mentioned in the original thread.
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This adds factory methods to Expressions that create timestamp literals. This enables creating predicates with the right timestamp precision:
This addresses the concerns from #11775.