Fix datepart argument parsing in date functions with AGENTS files#201
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Fixes #98
Fixes #124
Fixes #196
Fixes parser behavior for date functions so the first datepart argument (for example, mm in DATEDIFF(mm, ColA, ColB)) is parsed as IdentifierLiteral instead of ColumnReferenceExpression.
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