sql: Add Eval and Columns traits for abstractly working with scalar expressions#36647
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Motivation
https://github.com/MaterializeInc/materialize/blob/main/doc/developer/design/20260311_optimizer_customer_tradeoff.md
First PR split off of #36544.
Description
As we develop an LIR-level scalar expression, we will need to be able to (a) call
eval()on those scalars and (b) ask questions about columns.This PR introduces two traits that capture those behaviors, and refactors existing MIR-level MSE functions to work with those abstractions.
Verification
Pure refactor, should be all green.