chore(deps): bump sql-formatter from 2.3.3 to 4.0.1

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Bumps sql-formatter from 2.3.3 to 4.0.1.

Release notes

Sourced from sql-formatter's releases.

v4.0.0

Breaking changes:

• Standard SQL formatter ("sql") now only supports standard SQL. This means:
  • single-quotes for strings and double-quotes for identifiers and no other quote types;
  • only ? placeholders for parameters;
  • only standard SQL operators;
  • only standard SQL sql -- and /* */ comments,
  • if you used language: "sql" before, you're likely better off switching to language: "postgresql" | "mariadb" | "mysql" | "tsql".
• Dropped -f / --file option from CLI. Instead a positional file argument can be used, like with any normal UNIX tool).
• Default export no more exists. Only named export of format function (and supportedDialects - used by CLI).
• Removed FORMATTERS export.
• "pl/sql" alias has been removed. Use "plsql" instead.

New dialects:

• PostgreSQL support
• MariaDB support
• MySQL support
• Transact-SQL support

Fixes:

• Proper formatting of BETWEEN _ AND _
• Bunch of additional operators supported
• No more mixing UNIX and Windows line endings - output is always converted to UNIX LF line endings.

Internal:

• Better whitespace handling without having a separate whitespace token.
• Upgrade to argparse 2.0
• Lots of refactoring and reorganization of tests.

v4.0.0-beta.0

No release notes provided.

v3.1.0

Re-release of the changes released as @gwax/sql-formatter 3.0.3 with one change:

• When format() is not called with string argument, throws an error, instead of silently succeeding.

@​gwax/sql-formatter v3.0.0 - CLI, Spark & Redshift

New features:

• Command line interface
• Amazone Redshift support
• Spark SQL support
• uppercase option for converting keywords to uppercase

Bugfixes:

... (truncated)

Commits

• ac5e705 4.0.1
• 6ea7784 Add type definitions file
• 3d26b2f Update docs to not use default export any more
• f1dd291 4.0.0
• f4529db Additional keywords to cover the new dialects
• a05568d Drop pl/sql alias in favor of plsql
• a57a795 4.0.0-beta.8
• cbfde83 Cleanup standard SQL keywords list
• 3820b46 Some minor mistakes in TSQL test
• ee46afe Remove SQL_* keywords from standard SQL
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Superseded by #534.