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Cherry-picked from #63882

### What problem does this PR solve?

FollowerColumnSender drains queued column references on follower FEs and
syncs the columns that still need analysis to the master. A queued
column can become stale after DDL changes. If the table still exists but
the queued column has been dropped, table.getColumn(column.colName)
returns null and the sender throws a NullPointerException while reading
the type.

This patch skips dropped columns before checking the column type, so the
daemon does not emit periodic ERROR logs and can continue processing the
remaining queued columns.
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