No Reference Documentation for DataFusion Built-in Optimizer Rules
DataFusion ships 27 logical and 21 physical optimizer rules but provides no reference document describing what each one does. Developers who want to understand query optimization behavior must read source code or run EXPLAIN VERBOSE, creating a steep knowledge barrier for contributors and users alike.
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