Add support for MS SQL-style IF statements in parser#82
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Extended the SQL parser and AST to handle MS SQL IF statements, including correct parsing and serialization of IF, ELSE IF, and ELSE branches with BEGIN/END blocks. Introduced IfStatementSyntax to distinguish between standard and MS SQL syntaxes. Added a unit test to verify parsing of typical MS SQL IF ... DROP TABLE ... statements.
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Extended the SQL parser and AST to handle MS SQL IF statements, including correct parsing and serialization of IF, ELSE IF, and ELSE branches with BEGIN/END blocks. Introduced IfStatementSyntax to distinguish between standard and MS SQL syntaxes. Added a unit test to verify parsing of typical MS SQL IF ... DROP TABLE ... statements.