fix: pass naming pattern through to dm_learn_from_db() (#2213) #2214
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Fixes #2213.
I had to move the "smart default" logic for
.namesup one level, fromget_src_tbl_names()intodm_from_con()- but I think that is a better place to keep it anyway, since that's where its behaviour is documented.I've also made sure
names_patternis used consistently as the "internal" name for this argument, wherever we see this "naming pattern" concept.