Stop printing a trailing space after PUBLIC in GRANT and REVOKE - #2416
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DisplayforGranteewrote the grantee type keyword with a trailing space baked in, then appended the name.PUBLICis the only grantee type the parser ever builds without a name, so for it the space had nothing to follow it andGRANT SELECT ON t TO PUBLICprinted with a trailing space, which does not match the input it was parsed from.The separator now belongs to the name rather than the keyword, so it is only written when a name follows.