Update grepl SQL translation to match REGEXP_CONTAINS signature
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`grepl` function in base R is incorrectly translated to `REGEXP_CONTAINS` by direct replacement. However, both reverse arguments order: - `grepl(pattern, x)` - `REGEXP_CONTAINS(value, regexp)` This PR fixes the order of arguments for `REGEXP_CONTAINS`.
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greplfunction in base R is incorrectly translated toREGEXP_CONTAINSby direct replacement. However, both have reverse arguments order:grepl(pattern, x)REGEXP_CONTAINS(value, regexp)This PR fixes the order of arguments for
REGEXP_CONTAINS.