feat: support anonymous table constraint style PRIMARY KEY#338
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Support anonymous
PRIMARY KEYstyle as a table constraint inside the parentheses ofCREATE TABLE.This is the third way to define a primary key in Spanner, in addition to the inline column definition (
PK INT64 PRIMARY KEY) and the trailing clause (PRIMARY KEY (PK)) outside the table elements. This style is supported by the Spanner emulator and actual database behavior.Design decision
Introduced
ast.TablePrimaryKeyas aTableConstraintand updatedParser.parseCreateTableto support anonymousPRIMARY KEYinside the table elements while intentionally excluding named constraints.