Refine iteration variable validation in CEL macros.#1096
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This change introduces stricter validation for iteration variables in standard CEL macros like `all`, `exists`, `map`, and `filter`. Iteration variables must now be simple identifiers, disallowing names that start with a dot (e.g., `.x`) and preventing the use of the internal accumulator variable `__result__`. The validation logic is now shared between the standard macros and the comprehensions extension. PiperOrigin-RevId: 933966053
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Refine iteration variable validation in CEL macros.
This change introduces stricter validation for iteration variables in standard CEL macros like
all,exists,map, andfilter. Iteration variables must now be simple identifiers, disallowing names that start with a dot (e.g.,.x) and preventing the use of the internal accumulator variable__result__. The validation logic is now shared between the standard macros and the comprehensions extension.