Some users are reporting wrong results for stats querying from events table
but with session filters.
This seems to be caused by sampling: Namely both tables end up sampled and the
incorrect sample rate seems to get used.
This is sadly impossible to test for in our test suite, but reveals itself in
production with the following query:
```sql
SELECT
toUInt64 (round(uniq (se0.user_id) * any(_sample_factor))) AS visitors
FROM
events_v2 AS se0 SAMPLE 20000000
INNER JOIN (
SELECT
sss0.session_id AS session_id,
any(_sample_factor) AS _sample_factor
FROM
sessions_v2 AS sss0 SAMPLE 20000000
WHERE
(sss0.site_id = _CAST (8195000, 'Int64'))
AND (sss0.timestamp >= _CAST (1720497600, 'DateTime'))
AND (sss0.start < _CAST (1720584000, 'DateTime'))
AND (sss0.entry_page IN ('/'))
AND (sss0.sign = 1)
GROUP BY
sss0.session_id
) AS ss1 ON se0.session_id = ss1.session_id
WHERE
(se0.site_id = _CAST (8195000, 'Int64'))
AND (se0.timestamp >= _CAST (1720497600, 'DateTime'))
AND (se0.timestamp < _CAST (1720584000, 'DateTime'))
```
By removing the inner query SAMPLE clause the result changes >50%
Related old PR: https://github.com/plausible/analytics/pull/2962
This will likely require more work in the future so looking forward to that -
after my vacation.