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feat: support Oracle DROP SYNONYM - #2855
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Oracle DROP SYNONYM statements currently fail, including the basic private-synonym form. Parse optional PUBLIC, IF EXISTS and FORCE, expose SYNONYM and public scope in the Drop model, and render Oracle FORCE separately from PostgreSQL WITH (FORCE).
Tests cover modifier combinations in default and Oracle modes, quoted and qualified names, model changes, statement boundaries, malformed clauses, and existing PostgreSQL force syntax. DROP lookahead is grouped in a nested helper to keep the generated parser instrumentable by JaCoCo within the JVM constant-pool limit.
Syntax reference: Oracle DROP SYNONYM.
Validation: full Maven
clean verify; Gradlecheckwith Spotless ratcheted toupstream/masterfor this fork checkout; combined-change tests (414 tests) and the 238-input, three-configuration compatibility corpus, with no previously parsing input regressions.