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[#13969] fix(jdbc): Escape Doris and StarRocks partition values - #13970
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Escape Doris and StarRocks range bounds and list partition values with the existing JDBC SQL literal helper. Apply it to both single-column list values and multi-column tuples; the shared rendering paths cover table creation and partition addition.
Why are the changes needed?
Double quotes in a partition value currently break generated DDL, and backslashes can change the value parsed by the database.
Fix: #13969
Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?
Quoted partition values preserve double quotes and backslashes. Existing MAXVALUE handling and ordinary numeric/date rendering remain unchanged. This patch does not add new supported partition types or change StarRocks range-bound semantics.
How was this patch tested?