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Tom Lane 7920ed389c Simplify overcomplicated (and overly restrictive) test to see whether an
IS NULL condition is rendered redundant by detection of an antijoin.
If we know that a join is an antijoin, then *any* Var coming out of its
righthand side must be NULL, not only the joining column(s).  Also,
it's still gonna be null after being passed up through higher joins,
whether they're outer joins or not.  I was misled by a faulty analogy
to reduce_outer_joins() in the original coding.  But consider

select * from a left join b on a.x = b.y where b.y is null and b.z is null;

The first IS NULL condition justifies deciding that the join is an antijoin
(if the = is strict) and then the second one is just plain redundant.
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