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type_variation.functions doc -> consistent w/yaml #108

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| Base Type | The base type this variation belongs to. Variations can only be expressed for simple types and wild-carded compound types (e.g. i8 or varchar(*)). |
| Name | The name used to reference this type. Should be unique within type variations for this parent type within an organization. |
| Description | A human description of the purpose of this type variation |
| Function Behavior | **Inherits** or **Independent**: Whether this variation supports functions using the canonical variation or whether functions should be resolved independently. For example if one has the function `add(i8,i8)` defined and then defines an i8 variation, can the i8 variation field be bound to the base `add` operation (inherits) or does a specialized version of `add` need to be defined specifically for this type variation (independent). Defaults to inherits. |
| Function Behavior | **INHERITS** or **SEPARATE**: Whether this variation supports functions using the canonical variation or whether functions should be resolved independently. For example if one has the function `add(i8,i8)` defined and then defines an i8 variation, can the i8 variation field be bound to the base `add` operation (inherits) or does a specialized version of `add` need to be defined specifically for this type variation (separate). Defaults to inherits. |