perf(agg expr): use short_if for append only bool_and and bool_or aggregation

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What's changed and what's your intention?

This PR is a following of #19275. It:

1. Utilizes the newly introduced short_if argument of aggregate macro to early stop the aggregation when the result won't change any more.
2. Fixes a logic bug of aggregate macro when generating the first state, after which we can remove state = "ref" from bool_and.

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• perf(agg expr): use short_if for append only bool_and and bool_or aggregation #19330 👈
• fix(agg): fix first_value and last_value to not ignore NULLs #19275
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