HotChocolate.Data Filters and Sorting don't support explicit operations on a field level

[barticus]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In 11.1, there are a number of obsolete warnings for using the HotChocolate.Types.Filters and HotChocolate.Types.Sorting namespace, that suggest moving to the new HotChocolate.Data namespace.
The previous versions allowed a fluent-style syntax to explicitly set which filters/sorting operations to allow, but the new namespace allows all supported types by default.
E.g. this was the previous syntax allowed for this:

descriptor.Filter(t => t.Amount)
                .BindFiltersExplicitly()
                .AllowGreaterThanOrEquals()
                .And().AllowLowerThanOrEquals();

which is not supported.
As Pascal has let me know, this can be worked around by creating a ComparableOperationFilterInputType for each type that includes the filters that you want, but for porting mid-large projects, this will be quite a large task to move from 10.x to 11.x

Describe the solution you'd like
Support for a fluent type syntax on a per-field level would be great.
This could be the same structure ported over from 10.x, or from the examples Pascal sent, maybe it is easier to do this:

descriptor.Field(t => t.Amount)
                .AddOperation(DefaultFilterOperations.GreaterThanOrEquals)
                .MakeNullable();
descriptor.Field(t => t.Amount)
                .AddOperation(DefaultFilterOperations.LowerThanOrEquals)
                .MakeNullable();
descriptor.AllowAnd(false).AllowOr(false);

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Opening up the fields to "all filters" instead of binding explicitly
• Creating ComparableOperationFilterInputType per operation set i want to allow

Additional context
I appreciate all the work the team has put in!

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[PascalSenn]

@barticus This is comming in 13. It's already implemented and merged :)