Fix STRAIGHT_JOIN constraint when table alias is absent
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iffyio
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Thanks @killertux! Left one minor comment to merge the test cases otherwise this looks good to me
Co-authored-by: Ifeanyi Ubah <[email protected]>
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STRAIGHT_JOIN constraint when table alias is absent
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In #1802 was added support for MySQL STRAIGHT_JOIN, but it was not added as a RESERVED_FOR_TABLE_ALIAS. Because of this, it fails to parse queries where we are not using an alias.