docs: Add regexp_extract function and Date64 support for date_format #2192
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Documents new functions and extended type support from GreptimeDB PR #7107.
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regexp_extractfunction - Extracts first substring matching a regex pattern, returns NULL on no matchUpdated
to_char/date_formatdocumentation - Now explicitly documents Date64 support alongside existing Date32 and Timestamp typesWarning
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