Neil Conway a79e6e6b39 fix(substrait): Correctly parse field references in subqueries (#20439)
## Which issue does this PR close?

- Closes #20438.

## Rationale for this change

The substrait consumer parsed field references in correlated subqueries
incorrectly. Field references were always resolved relative to the
schema of the current (innermost) subquery, leading to incorrect
results.

## What changes are included in this PR?

We now maintain a stack of outer query schemas, and pushes/pops elements
from it as we traverse subqueries. When resolving field references, we
now use `FieldReference.root_type` to detect outer query field
references and resolve them against the appropriate schema.

This commit updates the expected results for parsing TPC-H queries,
because several of them were parsed incorrectly (the misparsing was
probably not detected because the incorrect parse didn't result in any
illegal queries, by sheer luck). This also means we can enable Q17,
which failed to parse before.

## Are these changes tested?

Yes. Test results updated to reflect new, correct behavior, and new unit
tests added.

## Are there any user-facing changes?

The behavior of the substrait consumer has changed, although the
previous behavior was wrong and it seems a bit unlikely anyone would
have dependend on it. The `DefaultSubstraitConsumer` API is slightly
changed (new private field).
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