Preserve map[] bracket syntax in VALUES clause for E6#219
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When transpiling from Databricks to E6, map[...] with multiple expressions inside a VALUES clause was incorrectly converted to ELEMENT_AT(), dropping all but the first expression. Databricks uses MAP() with parens for map construction, so map[...] in INSERT VALUES is column access that should be preserved as-is.
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map['k1', 'v1', 'k2', 'v2']insideINSERT INTO ... VALUESbeing incorrectly converted toELEMENT_AT("map", 'k1'), dropping 3 of 4 expressionsMAP()with parens for map construction —map[...]with brackets in VALUES is column access that should be preserved as-ismap, expressions > 1, and inside aVALUESclauseTest plan
VALUES (map['k1', 'v1', 'k2', 'v2'])preserved in E6 outputVALUES (map['k1', 'v1', 'k2', 'v2'], '123')with multiple columnsSELECT map['key']still converts toELEMENT_AT