sql: fix error handling for AOST clause #77025
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The AOST clause logix would previously error for any bounded staleness query that was used in a prepared statement. This is because prepared statements use an implicit txn, so the same AOST clause has to be checked multiple times in the txn. A recent commit refactored the error handling and caused this bug. Release note: None
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fixes #76979
fixes #76978
fixes #76977
fixes #76975
fixes #76787
The AOST clause logic would previously error for any bounded staleness
query that was used in a prepared statement. This is because prepared
statements use an implicit txn, so the same AOST clause has to be
checked multiple times in the txn. A recent commit refactored
the error handling and caused this bug.
Release note: None