branch-4.1: [chore](session-variable) remove the unused session variable plan_nereids_dump - #66387
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…ble plan_nereids_dump Cherry-pick of apache#66371. Adapted for branch-4.1: this branch has no VariableMgr.REMOVED_SESSION_VAR_NAMES compatibility list, so only the SessionVariable part is picked. `SET plan_nereids_dump = ...` therefore reports ERR_UNKNOWN_SYSTEM_VARIABLE on this branch instead of being silently ignored. Replaying an old global-variable edit log or image entry is unaffected: VariableMgr.replayGlobalVariableV2 logs and skips unknown variable names. (cherry picked from commit e308b6a)
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