[CALCITE-7642] RelToSqlConverter may generate duplicate output column names for case-insensitive dialects#5077
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Jira Link
CALCITE-7642
Changes Proposed
RelToSqlConverter may emit duplicate output column names for case-insensitive dialects, for example
idandID.Row type field names are uniquified according to the type factory, which may not match the target SQL dialect's case-sensitivity.
This patch uses the dialect's case-sensitivity when uniquifying output field names, and keeps the affected SELECT-list generation paths on the same aliasing logic.
Adds regression tests.