Add features: decimal_support/empty_is_null - #140
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This PR adds two features
decimal_supportandempty_is_null.Feature
decimal_support#115The
decimal_supportfeature enables support for Decimal float type calculation using therust_decimallibrary.Note that due to limitations in the rust_decimal library, certain math calculations are not supported.,the following built-in functions are not available:
loglog2exp2acoscoshacoshasinsinhasinhatantanhatanhatan2cbrthypotis_nanis_finiteis_infiniteis_normalFeature
empty_is_nullThe
empty_is_nullfeature ensures that calculations involving the Empty type behave similarly to Null, following the SQL Null standard (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_(SQL)).