Name and number the GiST support functions as PostgreSQL 18 defines them - #29
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PostgreSQL 18 gives GiST support function 12 to GIST_TRANSLATE_CMPTYPE_PROC, so the multi-entry extract function is support function 13. The access method reads the compare-type procedure under the name the released header publishes, and the MobilityDB and PostGIS operator classes declare their extract function in slot 13, which is the slot mgist reads it from.
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PostgreSQL 18 gives GiST support function 12 to GIST_TRANSLATE_CMPTYPE_PROC, so the multi-entry extract function is support function 13. The access method reads the compare-type procedure under the name the released header publishes, and the MobilityDB and PostGIS operator classes declare their extract function in slot 13, which is the slot mgist reads it from.