is:dupe composes poorly with other filters

[robojumper]

This issue may not be fixable without a major rework of the query system and as such might not be actionable, but I do want to track the shortcomings of is:dupe and the potential use cases for a more powerful is:dupe somewhere.

While most filters look at items in a vacuum and can thus be composed with boolean logic, is:dupe looks at your whole inventory and further composition only happens after is:dupe has seen your entire inventory. There are a bunch of ways in which users unsuccessfully try to compose is:dupe:

Create strictly more restrictive dupe groups

• Option to classify adept guns as dupe #9713, is:dupe pulls separate adept/normal versions as a duplicate #9904 want adept weapons to be treated separately from normal weapons. If you have a "Fatebringer (Timelost)" and a "Fatebringer", then is:dupe will always match both of them, and combining is:dupe is:adept will still highlight the "Fatebringer (Timelost)"
• Similarly, artifice armor Don't count artifice + non-artifice as dupe #9735
• Into the Light reissues is:dupe should not count ITL weapons as duplicate from original #10321
• We used to have is:seasonaldupe as a special filter where items from different seasons would create unique dupe groups. Contrary to the boolean Adept property above (where items always fall into one of two buckets and the user could provide is:adept as a grouping criterion), here the season is an integer and the query system doesn't have a way to extract properties from items right now...

Create entirely new dupe groups

• Listing this just for completeness, but some people would use something like "find all weapons of the same type, archetype and element". This is probably better handled by a dedicated solution like Weapon Type + Burn matrix #7790.

(1) Find all items not matching predicate X where there are dupes matching X / (2) find all items where one of the dupes matches X

We have special filters for some of these, but have declined adding a ton more because it'd get out of hand.
An interesting observation is that most of our special filters match all items where at least one of the dupes matches X, but for some of these arguably the more useful matching behavior would be matching items only if there are also items where the predicate doesn't match

• is:dupelower (1, X here is "highest power copy of the item")
• is:crafteddupe (2, X here is is:crafted)
• is:wishlistdupe (2, X here is is:wishlist)
• Find not-favorited items where a dupe is favorited (1, X would be tag:favorite)
• Find ALL copies of dupes where one dupe is tagged "Infuse" (2, X would be tag:infuse)

Hide some items from dupe

• Make is:dupe ignore items with Junk tag (or any tag?) #8747 Exclude all items tagged as junk from is:dupe (the intention being that I will dismantle junk later and I want is:dupe to behave as if the tag:junk items were already gone)