plpgsql's exec_stmt_execsql was Assert'ing that a CachedPlanSource was is_valid immediately after exec_prepare_plan. The risk factor in this case is that after building the prepared statement, exec_prepare_plan calls exec_simple_check_plan, which might try to generate a generic plan --- and with CLOBBER_CACHE_ALWAYS or other unusual causes of invalidation, that could result in an invalidation. However, that path could only be taken for a SELECT query, for which we need not set mod_stmt. So in this case I think it's best to just remove the Assert; it's okay to look at a slightly-stale querytree for what we need here. Per buildfarm testing.
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