WL#2653: Federated - Getting federated records_in_range and read_range_first completed

Implement records_in_range and read_range_first. These methods are required for
the handler not to depend upon using full table scans (in the case of Federated,
select * from...) to implement ranges, but instead create intelligent SQL to be
run on the foreign server for the particular records that should be returned
from an SQL query specifying a range. Also, records_in_range will supply useful
information that the handler uses, of how many records a particular query will
return (for the optimiser). 

records_in_range will compose the query that will be run in the range operation
(create the SQL statement like 'SELECT col1,col2,colN from foo where col1 > 2
and col1 < 8', and call that query with EXPLAIN, which then gives how many
records will be returned in the results of that explain, set records to that
value, which the handler will then use that value.

read_range_first will compose the query that will be run in the range operation,
just as described for records_in_range, and use that query to obtain the desired
records.

Additionally, create_where_from_key, which is called by both records_in_range
and read_range_first, will have to be enhanced to be intelligent to enough to be
able to set the correct operator based on the range flag supplied from
records_in_range or read_range_first which called it (two times - once for the
minimum range, and once for the maximum range). Also, since index_read_idx uses
create_where_from_key, but only once (since there is no range), logic has to be
there to deal with the differences in what each calling method expects as a
return WHERE clause.