Document supported and unsupported operators #3688
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…rators Adds a comprehensive reference table documenting all supported operators in WHERE clauses (comparison, logical, arithmetic, bitwise, string, array, null tests, boolean tests, distinct, membership, range, and quantified operators) along with supported functions. Also explicitly documents operators that are NOT supported including JSONB, full-text search, geometric, network address, and range operators. This helps users understand exactly what they can use in WHERE clauses without having to dig through the source code.
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Adds a comprehensive reference table documenting all supported operators in WHERE clauses (comparison, logical, arithmetic, bitwise, string, array, null tests, boolean tests, distinct, membership, range, and quantified operators) along with supported functions. Also explicitly documents operators that are NOT supported including JSONB, full-text search, geometric, network address, and range operators.
This helps users understand exactly what they can use in WHERE clauses without having to dig through the source code.