fix(search): Parse backtick-delimited aggregate query arguments - #123897
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Preserve grouped Boolean predicates and quoted values inside backtick-delimited arguments.
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Support backtick-delimited search predicates as a single argument to conditional aggregates, including Boolean groups, quoted values, and lists:
Today, the parser does not recognize backtick-delimited arguments. Spaces, parentheses, quotes, and commas inside the predicate can break argument parsing and turn the aggregate into unrelated search terms.