feat(#141): add support for link entities using the exists join operator #91
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Microsoft introduced new query operators that offer solutions for queries that check for conditions on linked entities, but do not require any data from them. They can offer performance benefits by reducing the result set size compared to regular joins, as the outer result rows will not be duplicated.
This is part of the larger issue #141.
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