Version 21.8.3

With  `legacy_column_name_of_tuple_literal` set to 0, this query succeeds:

```
SELECT countIf(chi_count, video_level IN ('Video_3', 'Video_4', 'Video_5', 'Video_6', ' Video_7', 'Video_8', 'Video_9')) AS LBR
FROM comcast_xcr_maple.atsec_cdvr_1m
WHERE datetime > (now() - 300)
```

This query fails:

```
SELECT countIf(chi_count, (video_level = 'Video_3') OR (video_level = 'Video_4') OR (video_level = 'Video_5') OR (video_level = 'Video_6') OR (video_level = 'Video_7') OR (video_level = 'Video_8') OR (video_level = 'Video_9')) AS LBR
FROM comcast_xcr_maple.atsec_cdvr_1m
WHERE datetime > (now() - 300)

Received exception from server (version 21.8.3):
Code: 10. DB::Exception: Received from localhost:9440. DB::Exception: Not found column countIf(chi_count, in(video_level, tuple('Video_3', 'Video_4', 'Video_5', 'Video_6', 'Video_7', 'Video_8', 'Video_9'))) in block. There are only columns: countIf(chi_count, in(video_level, ('Video_3', 'Video_4', 'Video_5', 'Video_6', 'Video_7', 'Video_8', 'Video_9'))): While executing Remote. 
```

Both queries work with `legacy_column_name_of_tuple_literal` set to 1.  Presumably whatever code converts the multiple OR statements to a tuple uses the "old" column name and is incompatible with the new approach.
{
    const auto & or_with_expression = chain.first;
    const auto & equalities = chain.second;
    const auto & equality_functions = equalities.functions;
    
    
    ASTPtr value_list = std::make_shared<ASTExpressionList>();
    for (const auto * function : equality_functions)
    {
        const auto & operands = getFunctionOperands(function);
        value_list->children.push_back(operands[1]);
    }
    
    
    std::sort(value_list->children.begin(), value_list->children.end(), [](const DB::ASTPtr & lhs, const DB::ASTPtr & rhs)