feat: warn on constant/one-sided predicate in Filter and Join (#2795)

[anderson-joyle]

Summary

Fixes #2795. Extends Power Fx's static analysis to warn users when a Filter or Join predicate will produce surprising results because it doesn't reference the expected record symbols.

Two improvements:

1. Filter compound constant detection — The existing warning for literal true is extended via a recursive IsConstantExpression() helper to also catch compound constant expressions like Filter([10,20,30], true && true).

2. Join one-sided predicate warning — A new CheckSemantics override in Join.cs detects when the predicate fails to reference one or both of the join scope sides (LeftRecord/RightRecord, or user aliases), emitting WarnJoinPredicateDoesNotUseScope.

Both warnings are Warning severity: IsSuccess remains true and evaluation proceeds normally.

Files changed

File	Change
FunctionScopeInfo.cs	Added IsConstantExpression() recursive helper; CheckLiteralPredicates calls it instead of checking bare NodeKind
Join.cs	New CheckSemantics override with PredicateReferencesScope() private helper
Strings.cs	New WarnJoinPredicateDoesNotUseScope key
PowerFxResources.en-US.resx	en-US string for the new warning
RecalcEngineTests.cs	3 new tests: compound-constant Filter (warns), one-sided Join (warns), both-sides Join (no warn)

Test results

Interpreter suite:  64,949 passed  /  0 failed  /  318 skipped
Core suite:          3,631 passed  /  0 failed
New tests:               3 passed  /  0 failed

Design notes

• IsConstantExpression returns false for Call nodes (conservative) — avoids false positives on stateful or side-effecting functions like Rand().
• Two warnings fire when a Join predicate references neither side (e.g., a constant predicate). Intentional.
• CheckSemantics is only reached when CheckTypes succeeds, so existing Join.txt tests with type errors are unaffected.
• The expression test framework ignores warnings when IsSuccess=true, so no .txt file updates are needed.

A-TEAM pipeline confidence: 9 / 10

Reason: The strongest fix in this batch. Purely additive — new warnings only, zero change to existing formula evaluation semantics. All 5 acceptance criteria verified, 68,580+ tests green with zero failures. Key design decisions are correct: conservative IsConstantExpression, two warnings for fully-constant Join predicates (right behavior), and the non-impact on existing .txt expression tests is well-understood. The only minor caveat is the .Net7.0 test project TFM change, which is a local environment accommodation and has no bearing on correctness.

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[jas-valgotar]

✅ No public API change.