builtins: implement a separate session_user() builtin#68749
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This is needed groundwork to separate current_user and session_user. Release note (sql change): Add a session_user() builtin function, which currently returns the same thing as current_user() as we do not implement `SET ROLE`.
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This is needed groundwork to separate current_user and session_user.
Refs: #15005
Release note (sql change): Add a session_user() builtin function, which
currently returns the same thing as current_user() as we do not
implement
SET ROLE.