CXXCBC-672: Add add_named_parameter and add_positional_parameter to query/analytics options#762
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Motivation
Our existing high-level
positional_parametersandnamed_parameterssetters require the number of parameters to be known at compile time. Whileencoded_positional_parametersandencoded_named_parameterscan be used if the number of parameters is not known at compile time, that's a low-level uncommitted API, so we should provide a high-level alternative.Changes
Add new methods to
analytics_options&query_options–add_named_parameter,add_positional_parameter,clear_positional_parameters, andclear_named_parameters.These allow any number of parameters to be set even when that's not known at compile time, without the user having to serialize them.