Temporary work-around to bypass function arguments being treated as expressions with columns. #5382
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Only aggregation functions have the knowledge on how to interpret their arguments.
However, the assumption within ServerQueryRequest is that all expression arguments will contain
columns to be collected. A clean fix would be to create aggregation functions upfront and let
them interpret the arguments. However, until that happens, working-around by assuming that first
argument contains all the columns (to be used by DataSchemaPruner), which is true for all functions.
A side effect would be that DataSchemaPruner won't work for DistinctCountThetaSketchAggregatinoFunction.
But since this pruner is only for schema mis-matches, and not for performance, there should not be
an impact.