refactor: Aggregation is now an expression subclass #2048
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Based on my understanding of copyright, this is based partially on 2023 code, so we use 2023 even if there is new work. I think range are also possible? eg 2023-2025, but we haven't used ranges so far
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I love how we are organizing things together.
Name suggestion for this file: "aggregations.py", because the all the classes under this file are for aggregations.
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