MssqlScopeCompiler class

Builds the MssqlCondition list a query carries for a given binding and scope selection, once.

One place, used by every terminal — read, exists, count, write, include, relation aggregate, through/pivot — so the same scopes apply the same way everywhere. The soft-delete filter is separate from the named scopes because MssqlScopeSelection keeps them separate.

An MssqlScope carries a factory: MssqlCondition? Function(), so a tenant scope reads whatever the application's ambient tenant is at the moment it runs. Calling that factory once per statement would let a page() and its total count, or a read and its includes, land on two different tenants across an await — the second half of a page would be scoped to somebody else. So one instance of this class resolves each factory exactly once and hands the same list out for every statement of the operation that created it. Create one per terminal call, not one per statement, and never cache one on a long-lived object: a process-lifetime instance would freeze the first tenant it ever saw.

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