Non-optional sectioning - #515
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Our section builder was generalized beyond optional strings late in its design, leaving it in an incomplete state. Non-optional string sections produced by `Statement.fetchAll(sectionBy:)` were still optional when they didn't need to be. This PR closes the gap and improves a few edge cases around section builders and optionality, where nested branches with optionality could fail to compile.
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Our section builder was generalized beyond optional strings late in its design, leaving it in an incomplete state. Non-optional string sections produced by
Statement.fetchAll(sectionBy:)were still optional when they didn't need to be.This PR closes the gap and improves a few edge cases around section builders and optionality, where nested branches with optionality could fail to compile.