fix(kernel): preserve qualified interval parameter types

[cathleeny]

Summary

• Send all parameters through the kernel's raw-parameter path -- This prreserves qualified interval parameter types such as INTERVAL MONTH and INTERVAL DAY in the kernel backend.
• Add unit and end-to-end coverage for interval binding.

Testing

• npm test -- tests/unit/kernel/positionalParams.test.ts tests/unit/kernel/execution.test.ts
• npx tsc --noEmit --project tsconfig.build.json
• Local Node → rebuilt kernel N-API → mock SEA run emitted {"ordinal":1,"type":"INTERVAL MONTH","value":"2-6"}

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[cathleeny]

TODO: Pin latest kernel ref when the kernel rawParam PR is merged

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[peco-review-bot]

Verdict: 1 Low

Looks good — a focused, well-tested change that preserves qualified interval types (INTERVAL MONTH/INTERVAL DAY) by routing all kernel bound params through the raw-parameter path; mutual-exclusivity is still enforced and unit/e2e coverage was updated correctly. One low note: the hand-edit to the generated native/kernel/index.d.ts boundary should be confirmed against the regenerated surface for the new KERNEL_REV.

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[peco-review-bot]

Verdict: 1 Low

Looks good — the switch to the kernel rawParams path correctly preserves qualified INTERVAL MONTH/INTERVAL DAY types while retaining DECIMAL(p,s) and NULL→VOID handling, and the mutual-exclusivity check still fires before the positionalParams ?? namedParams coalesce. One low-severity note: the new INTERVAL e2e test passes on any thrown Error, so it can succeed for the wrong reason.

[peco-review-bot]

Verdict: 1 Low

Looks good — a focused, well-tested change that routes all kernel params through the new rawParams native surface to preserve qualified INTERVAL MONTH/INTERVAL DAY types. Correctness (mutual-exclusion guard, positionalParams ?? namedParams selection, VOID/named spreading) is sound and covered by unit + e2e tests. One low note on the CHANGELOG omitting the native-package caveat its sibling entries use.

Nits (not blocking): the preserves INTERVAL MONTH on the SEA wire e2e test asserts only caught instanceof Error, so any unrelated failure (connection, syntax) would satisfy it — the unit test covers type preservation directly and robustly, so this is acceptable but indirect. Also buildKernelPositionalParams/buildKernelNamedParams and the KernelPositionalParams.ts filename now build rawParams, so the naming trails the behavior. The unrelated tokenCachePassphrase addition in native/kernel/index.d.ts appears to be a benign re

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[peco-review-bot]

Verdict: 1 Low

Looks good — a clean, well-tested fix that sends both positional and named params through the kernel raw-parameter path so INTERVAL MONTH/INTERVAL DAY types are preserved instead of collapsed to bare INTERVAL. Logic is correct (mutual-exclusion guard intact, positionalParams ?? namedParams selects the set one) and carries unit + e2e coverage. One low note on a weak e2e assertion. Minor nit (not filed inline): KernelNativeRawParameterInput is now hand-declared in KernelNativeLoader.ts because the published kernel types don't yet expose rawParams; per the file's own prior comment this reintroduces the driver/kernel contract-drift risk the typed re-exports avoided — worth replacing with the generated type once the pinned kernel publishes it.

[vuanhphung]

Can you trigger Comparator (Node) — Thrift vs SEA with this branch to verify?