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Classify partitioned table/index as unsupported, not untested
Verified directly: pg_get_object_address('partitioned table', ...) throws
"unrecognized object type" -- PostgreSQL's real object-address API only
knows the base "table"/"index" object types cat_tools's "partitioned table"/
"partitioned index" are derived from. object_reference actively calls
pg_get_object_address() on every object_type it tracks (not just in the
disabled sanity CHECK), so these two types would break identity tracking
outright rather than merely lacking test coverage -- the earlier "untested"
classification undersold the actual constraint.
Matches the classification (and the exact reasoning/wording) already landed
independently on the separate, longer-running new_features branch (PR #2),
which reaches unsupported() via the same cat_tools 0.3.0 enum growth. Update
test/sql/all.sql's own sanity-check of the unsupported set to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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