Re-categorize TypeErrors that arise from create_from_where_filter into InvalidQueryException
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Resolves https://dbt-labs.slack.com/archives/C04TRSFQN75/p1697568904350429 (internal to dbt Labs)
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The intent of this PR is to re-categorize
TypeErrorsthat arise fromcreate_from_where_filterintoInvalidQueryException. That way, these errors can be caught and handled properly. Additionally, I move the try-catch block forParseWhereFilterExceptionto be within the body ofcreate_from_where_erthat way all call sites can benefit from that catch.