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fix: Check timestamps correctly #24

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  1. We were not properly checking timestamp count by time array and distinct timestamp count by time array.
  2. We were not checking consistency of null values in time columns.

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{id_cols}
,COUNT(*) AS count_by_ta
WITH distinct_time_values_by_array AS (
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If you think this query can be reduced, let me know.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 94.31%. Comparing base (9a45bfd) to head (acea090).

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+ Hits                       1470     1509      +39     
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