fix(parser): Use milliseconds when creating literals of type INTERVAL_DAY_TIME#850
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Summary:
INTERVAL '1' DAY was incorrectly parsed into 86400 integer. Since INTERVAL_DAY_TIME type values store milliseconds, the correct value is 86'400'000.
Fixes queries like
> VALUES sequence(from_iso8601_date('2020-01-01'), date('2024-09-30'), INTERVAL '1' DAY)
Differential Revision: D92179225
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Summary
INTERVAL '1' DAY was incorrectly parsed as the integer 86400. Since INTERVAL_DAY_TIME values are stored in milliseconds, the correct value is 86,400,000.
Fixes queries such as:
Differential Revision: D92179225