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Three analyzer/optimizer gaps, one PR (about 2.7k counted lines; 6.7k more are the generated Spark golden).

1. Constant-only arguments fold to Spark's rule. Spark evaluates any foldable expression where an argument must be constant. The sites in the registry are round/bround/ceil/floor scale, date_part/extract field, date_add/date_sub day count, first/last flag (a boolean literal, never folded) LIMIT/OFFSET and regexp_replace's position (regexp_replace(s, p, r, 1 + 1) now folds, as in Spark 4.2.0). The analyzer now folds literals, casts, + - * / % div, unary minus, comparisons, AND/OR/NOT, IS NULL, CASE/if/coalesce (lazily), concat and the deterministic string, math and arithmetic functions through the executor's kernels. What folding raises (round(d, 2147483647 + 1) under ANSI, 1/0) is raised at the argument. LIMIT and OFFSET check IS_UNFOLDABLE, DATA_TYPE, IS_NULL and IS_NEGATIVE in Spark's order; a folded count reaches the planner as a literal. The datetime/session/hash families and casts to string are not folded (known gap, matrix row).

2. ORDER BY / HAVING over a grouping expression. GROUP BY x + 1 ORDER BY x + 1 failed with UNRESOLVED_COLUMN for x. Expressions are now matched to the aggregate's grouping and output expressions by Spark's semanticEquals (commutative operands sorted and flattened, a > b as b < a), and HAVING ... ORDER BY over a new aggregate works. ClickBench q43 in this form still stops earlier at DATE_TRUNC, unsupported and not part of this change; the synthetic equivalents are in the golden.

3. SUM(x +- c) as SUM(x) +- c * COUNT(x) (optimizer pass, sum_rewrite.rs). Only for TINYINT/SMALLINT columns (or casts of them) with |c| <= 2^16, where the type range proves no per-row overflow. INT/BIGINT, floating point (not associative) and decimals are left alone. Residual: the two forms can raise at different partial sums only after 2^46 rows in one ANSI aggregate (documented in the module, ADR 0023 and the matrix). The rewrite follows a known aggregate-rewrite pattern of this shape.

Fixed on the way (found by the new golden): without ANSI, date_add(d, '1.9') and '1.' are SECOND_FUNCTION_ARGUMENT_NOT_INTEGER (the old rule accepted fractions; Spark 3.5, 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2 all reject), a string column day count is UNEXPECTED_INPUT_TYPE, and the output name shows the integer.

Verification

• Spark 4.2.0 oracle: 380 new statements in analyzer-folding-goldens.json (ANSI on and off), produced by gen_analyzer_goldens.py --section folding --views (temporary views only, safe on the shared server). Existing corpus unchanged.
• krishiv-exec tests/planner/sum_rewrite.rs: proptest comparing the optimised plan with the analyzed plan on the executor (rows or error class), with NULLs and type extremes, ANSI on/off, grouped/ungrouped. Disabling the range check makes it fail.
• fmt, clippy -D warnings on the five crates, doc -D warnings, deny, machete, layering, spdx, source-guard, typos, ruff; nextest of the five crates under llvm-cov passes; diff coverage 97.4%.
• Coverage found two regressions that are fixed here: a stack overflow in the small-stack deep-plan test (per-level frames) and exponential flattening on shared expressions.
• Laptop, indicative (release, x86-64-v3, ABBA, medians): real ClickBench q30 over the 100M-row hits.parquet 50.1 s to 1.62 s (31x); 50M-row synthetic with 89 shifted sums 23.5 s to 0.84 s (28x); grouped variant 9.9 s to 2.1 s (4.7x). Results identical. SF-sized runs are for the benchmark server.

Binary size: plan-time folding runs the kernels on the baseline code only. The folder evaluates one-row arrays, but through KernelCtx every kernel instantiation it reached was compiled for each CPU target (baseline, x86-64-v3, x86-64-v4) and each operand shape (array/array, array/scalar, scalar/array): nine loops per kernel. Dispatching kernel entry points now take ctx: &impl Dispatch, a sealed trait with two implementations: KernelCtx (unchanged: runtime CPU dispatch and scalar-operand loops) and Baseline, which runs the build-baseline loop only and repeats a scalar operand into an array, so it instantiates one loop per kernel. fold_ops.rs evaluates on Baseline. Existing callers still pass a KernelCtx. No new unsafe: the two existing blocks (unsafe_run_v3/unsafe_run_v4 calls) are unchanged, only moved into KernelCtx's implementation of the sealed trait. A kernel test checks that Baseline and every available target (KRISHIV_REQUIRE_TARGETS enforced, as in CI) give identical results and errors for every operand shape, over several 64-row chunks (integer, float, decimal, compare).

krishiv-cli, dist profile, stripped, same toolchain and flags:

build	bytes	vs main
main (46d703e)	27,742,216
this branch, before the change	31,445,896	+13.4%
this branch, after	28,465,224	+2.6%

Symbol sizes by crate (nm --size-sort, unstripped), change vs main:

crate	before	after
krishiv_kernels	+2,910,280	+315,922
krishiv_plan (the folder)	+504,045	+311,355
krishiv_optimizer	+13,013	+13,013
all symbols	+3,600,349	+717,820

The budgets gate compares against the stored budgets.json baseline (25,966,680 bytes; main has grown since), so it still reports more than 5% over that baseline; the growth this PR adds over current main is the +2.6% above. The transitive crate count is the same as main's.

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• DATE_TRUNC is unsupported, so the real q43 text still fails before execution.

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The PR adds an optimizer rewrite for eligible shifted integral SUM expressions. It also expands analyzer constant folding and aggregate expression matching, changes LIMIT validation and function argument handling, and adds optimizer and analyzer test coverage.

Changes: Shifted SUM Rewrite

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Rewrite rule and optimizer wiring crates/krishiv-optimizer/src/sum_rewrite.rs, crates/krishiv-optimizer/src/lib.rs, crates/krishiv-optimizer/src/restrict.rs, crates/krishiv-optimizer/Cargo.toml, crates/krishiv-optimizer/CLAUDE.md	The optimizer recognizes eligible shifted integral sums and reconstructs their outputs using SUM(x) and COUNT(x). It shares generated aggregates when possible and applies the rewrite after the rewrite batch. The rule checks operand bounds and per-row overflow conditions.
Optimizer integration coverage crates/krishiv-optimizer/tests/it/*	Tests cover eligible and unchanged expressions, aggregate reuse, grouped queries, scalar subqueries, output columns, and optimization fixed-point behavior.
Executor differential coverage crates/krishiv-exec/tests/planner/*	Generated and deterministic tests compare analyzed and optimized results across data, grouping, batch sizes, and ANSI modes. Overflow cases check that the rewrite is not applied.

Analyzer and Function Updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Function argument and literal contracts crates/krishiv-functions/src/signature.rs, crates/krishiv-functions/src/registry/*, crates/krishiv-functions/src/scalar/mod.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/coerce.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/exprs.rs	CallTypes now distinguishes plain literals from folded constants. Function binding supplies literal flags and uses configured folding. Legacy date-count strings must parse as full i32 values, and the optional first/last argument must be a literal boolean.
Configured constant folding crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/fold.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/fold_ops.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/mod.rs	The analyzer folds supported numeric, comparison, boolean, string, conditional, and scalar-function expressions. ANSI and decimal-precision settings affect evaluation. Tests cover folding behavior, errors, NULLs, and expressions that remain non-foldable.
LIMIT binding and validation crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/resolve.rs	LIMIT expressions bind against the input relation’s output scope. The analyzer checks integer type, foldability, NULL values, negative values, and folding errors.
Aggregate expression matching crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/exprs.rs, crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/ops.rs	Semantic keys canonicalize selected operators. Aggregate binding and sorting can substitute matching grouping or aggregate output expressions, growing the aggregate when needed.
Spark analyzer fixtures crates/krishiv-sql/tests/analyzer.rs, tests/scripts/gen_analyzer_goldens.py, crates/krishiv-plan/CLAUDE.md	The analyzer tests load named Spark golden fixtures and compare folding and grouped-ordering cases. The generator supports folding-only runs and temporary views.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 8b135

Fix the folding fixture’s default output path before merging so regeneration cannot replace the full fixture. Strengthen the grouped-ordering assertions; deeply nested constant expressions retain an unverified stack-safety risk.

Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 8b135

A small SQL statement can now trigger large string allocations before execution begins. This creates an availability risk; effective resource limits and isolation have not been established.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: Scalar folding introduces an unbudgeted availability path during synchronous analysis. For example, analyzing SELECT length(lpad('', 1000000000, 'x')) reaches the padding kernel through argument folding and attempts a very large allocation and character-generation loop before query execution. The base folder did not evaluate resolved scalar calls. Offset checks and reservation errors limit malformed sizes, but no analysis-specific allocation or work budget appears in this path. Conditional folding also computes child results before selecting a branch, so suppressed errors do not imply suppressed resource consumption. Service-wide impact depends on deployment isolation and effective external limits, which are unknown.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The identified exposure concerns memory and CPU in the process performing SQL analysis. A literal-only expression requires no table read to reach the expensive computation. Whether other tenants, requests, or services share those resources is not established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A caller able to submit SQL for analysis can supply a small expression containing a large padding length. Argument folding invokes the padding implementation with one output row, but that row can contain a very large string. This establishes allocation and computation reachability, not an observed crash or verified production outage.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The analyzer binds before synchronous resolution. Folding rejects nondeterministic, aggregate, distinct, and filtered calls. The padding kernel checks offset capacity before allocation and uses fallible reservation; these controls do not constitute an analysis-specific resource budget.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Memoization limits repeated evaluation of shared expression nodes and is isolated to one analysis pass. However, child results are computed before conditional selection, so the documented lazy error behavior does not avoid computation in unselected branches.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Introduce explicit folding byte and work budgets before expensive scalar invocation, with controlled handling when a budget is exceeded. Schedule conditional children lazily so unselected branches do not consume evaluation resources.

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Failed checks: 1 warning · 1 inconclusive

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly identifies all three main changes: constant-only argument folding, grouping-expression ordering, and the SUM rewrite. It is specific and concise enough for project history.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
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Explanation

The description follows the template's main sections (Summary, Tests run, Verification, Checklist-equivalent items such as DCO-agnostic verification, performance and binary size) and gives concrete scope, behaviour, and measurements. It does not fill the template's 'Task / spec / ADRs' line with a task ID (it cites ADR 0023 and the matrix but not a P2-Txxx task), it does not include the template's 'Tests run' code block with the commands and result lines (it lists tools and says 'passes' without pasting output), and it does not address the checklist items for commit sign-off, SPDX headers, Spark error class/SQLSTATE registry use, distributed-execution readiness, Rust API guidelines for the new public items (for example Baseline, Dispatch, legacy_day_count, is_argument_pure, with_literals, is_literal), or the performance review checklist. Some claims conflict with the objectives: the description says folding covers LIMIT/OFFSET and that the rewrite is for TINYINT/SMALLINT, while the objectives say LIMIT is literal-only at the physical level and the rewrite excludes other types as described. The description also mentions a 2.7k counted-line size, a golden of 6.7k lines, and an unreconciled budget-gate failure.

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Add the task or spec reference (P2-Txxx, spec chapter, ADR numbers) to the Summary section. Paste the actual commands and their result lines into the 'Tests run' code block. Confirm the checklist items: DCO sign-off and Conventional Commits, SPDX headers on new files, Spark error classes and SQLSTATE from the registry, Spark-derived expectations, distributed-execution readiness, Rust API guideline compliance for new public items, and the ADR 0034 performance review items with a benchmark reference. Reconcile the description with the PR objectives about OFFSET and LIMIT physical-planner support and the scope of the SUM rewrite. Explain the budget-gate status against the stored baseline.

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Review comments at @crates/krishiv-exec/tests/planner/sum_rewrite.rs:
- Around line 296-306: Update the legacy-mode assertions in
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expression: i32::MAX + 1 should produce -2147483648, and i64::MAX + 1 should
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and i32 parsing check into one function in krishiv-functions, and update both
legacy_day_count and legacy_int to call it. Keep the typing rule and displayed
argument based on the same predicate.

Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/fold_ops.rs:
- Line 458: Replace the tautological assertion in the test around
`DecimalPlan::new` with an assertion for its actual expected `(38, 38)` outcome.
Check the constructor’s behavior and assert the specific refused-plan result,
such as an error or `None`, rather than accepting every `Option<Result<..>>`
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Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/fold.rs:
- Around line 331-333: Update Conf to carry the resolved kernel context or Spark
version, use it when constructing BindOptions in the constant-folding path, and
pass it through fold_ops so arithmetic, division, negation, and related kernels
use the session’s Spark profile. Keep CastOptions unchanged; it does not need a
Spark-version field.
- Line 185: Update the folding flow used by typed_call, legacy_day_count, and
check_limit to share a memo keyed by expression address and folding
configuration, reusing results for repeated subtrees; keep referenced
expressions alive for the memo’s lifetime.

Review comments at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/ops.rs:
- Around line 1516-1544: In the unresolved-column fallback in the Sort binding
flow, compute whether the plan is extended relative to the outer relation
`c.out`, not only the inner aggregate handled by `over_agg`. Preserve the inner
extension result and mark the plan extended if either it is true or `grown.out`
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🟡 Minor · Store the folded integer in PlanNode::Limit. · resolve.rs:450-466

crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/resolve.rs:450-466
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Store the folded integer in PlanNode::Limit.

check_limit accepts length('ab') after folding, but limit_of stores b.expr unchanged. The session SQL path then sends this resolved plan to DefaultPlanner, whose limit_value accepts only Literal::Integer. The query can therefore fail during physical planning instead of executing.

Suggested fix

         }
         self.check_limit(&b, limit.origin, c.plan.origin)?;
+        let limit = match self.fold(&b.expr, self.ctx.conf.ansi) {
+            Some(super::Constant::Integral(v)) => {
+                Expr::literal(crate::Literal::Integer(v as i32)).with_origin(b.expr.origin)
+            }
+            _ => Arc::clone(&b.expr),
+        };
         let node = PlanNode::Limit {
             input: Arc::clone(&c.plan),
-            limit: b.expr,
+            limit,
         };

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Review comment at @crates/krishiv-plan/src/analyzer/resolve.rs around lines 450
- 466:
After check_limit in the limit_of flow, fold b.expr and store an integral result
as a Literal::Integer in PlanNode::Limit, preserving the expression origin;
retain b.expr when folding does not produce an integral constant.

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🟠 Major · Select the output path from --section. · gen_analyzer_goldens.py:815-818

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Select the output path from --section.

If a user runs --section folding without --out, the script writes the folding cases to the default analyzer-goldens.json. It overwrites the full fixture and does not create analyzer-folding-goldens.json. Choose the folding fixture path when --section folding is selected and --out is omitted.

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Update the output-path selection for --section so that when folding is selected
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- Around line 430-434: Extend the analyzer test oracle around `compare` and
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sections and honor an explicitly supplied --out value.

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