docs: unify "standardized" to "normalized" for SQL statements in sql-plan-management.md (#23581) - #23590
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…plan-management.md This file defines the term `Normalization` and uses "normalizes" / "normalized" consistently elsewhere (e.g. "The TiDB optimizer normalizes bound SQL statements", "Digest of a normalized SQL statement" in the sql_digest table), but 3 sentences used the inconsistent synonym "standardized" for the same concept. Unified to "normalized" to match the file's own defined terminology.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation replaces “standardized” with “normalized” in SQL Plan Management binding and baseline evolution descriptions. The described binding rules and baseline evolution behavior remain unchanged. ChangesSQL Plan Management terminology
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This is an automated cherry-pick of #23581
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sql-plan-management.mddefines the term`Normalization`and uses "normalizes" / "normalized" consistently elsewhere in the same file (e.g. "The TiDB optimizer normalizes bound SQL statements", and thesql_digesttable row "Digest of a normalized SQL statement"), but 3 sentences used the inconsistent synonym "standardized" for the exact same concept (a SQL statement that has gone through Normalization). This was found while investigating a related Japanese translation inconsistency that traced back to this English source ambiguity.Unified all 3 occurrences to "normalized" to match the file's own defined terminology.
Origin of the "standardized" wording (found via
git blame):Both trace back to the same Chinese source term "标准化" (literally "standardize"), which this file's own English translation deliberately renders as "Normalization" as its formal defined term elsewhere - the "standardized" instances are just places where that established EN term wasn't applied consistently.
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