Don't require manual string serialization to set query parameters#41874
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SET param_xquery no longer requires manual string serialization for the value of the parameter.For example, query
SET param_a = '[\'a\', \'b\']'can now be written likeSET param_a = ['a', 'b'].Closes #40343.