Feature Request: replace parameter for create_function

Motivation

When developing with Python UDFs, updating an existing function requires two separate calls with a try/except pattern:

try:
 con.remove_function("my_udf")
except:
 pass
con.create_function("my_udf", my_udf)

This is error-prone and verbose, especially when managing multiple UDFs in a bootstrap registration function. It also masks real errors since the bare except silently swallows any exception from remove_function.

Current Behavior

Calling create_function with an existing name raises:

NotImplementedException: A function by the name of 'x' is already created,
creating multiple functions with the same name is not supported yet,
please remove it first

Proposed Solution

Add a replace parameter to create_function:

con.create_function("my_udf", my_udf, replace=True)

Or alternatively, a dedicated method (consistent with SQL's CREATE OR REPLACE semantics):

con.create_or_replace_function("my_udf", my_udf)

The replace=True approach is preferred as it avoids adding a new method to the API surface and is consistent with how other parameters in create_function work.

Additional Context

This pattern is especially common during development and in notebook environments where cells are re-run frequently. The SQL CREATE OR REPLACE MACRO already supports this semantic — it would be natural to expose the same capability in the Python API.