Add support for named data type parameters - #321
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Looks good, one comment to guard the nil pointer.
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Added support for named data type parameters (for example
Dynamic(max_types = n))This PR introduces new AST type of
TypeWithNamedParamswith corresponding visitor, traversal and formatter integrationMost popular use case for this is a standalone columns generated from nested JSON