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PL/pgSQL: Add support for variables declared with a collation
This requires the data type parsing to correctly set the collation field, which for now we do when the type is defined as "text". In passing we also adjust the hardcoded collection in get_collation_oid to use DEFAULT_COLLATION_OID (100), which seems better than using -1.
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