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Add support for CriteriaGroups #434
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This achieves the goal of group only being allowed on the first element of a where clause or criteria group. The CriterionRenderer and WhereRenderer need some work!
Sometimes it is better to use an "if" statement than to use Optional theatre.
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This enhancement allows more flexible where clauses. We now support grouping criteria at the beginning of a where clause, or at the beginning of an and/or condition. So it is now possible to write where clauses like the following:
Thanks to @JoshuaJeme for reporting this missing function, and for an initial idea of how to implement it.
Resolves #430