chore(deps): bump sql-formatter from 2.3.3 to 6.1.1

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Bumps sql-formatter from 2.3.3 to 6.1.1.

Release notes

Sourced from sql-formatter's releases.

6.1.1

Fixes:

• Add CASE expression support for DB2 and Redshift. This means, all SQL dialects now support CASE..END syntax.

Internals:

• Reorganization of CASE expression formatting code.
• Reorganization of token preprocessing.

6.1.0

New language: SQLite

• Merged in support for SQLite formatting #189

Fixes

• Restore regression in DELETE FROM formatting

6.0.2

Minor enhancements:

• Don't crash with default "sql" language when encountering "@" character #214
• Better error message when tokenizer fails

6.0.1

Single bugfix:

• Avoid breaking up ON UPDATE and ON DELETE #215

6.0.0

From 4.x to 6.x

This release is mostly a back-merge of the Prettier SQL fork.

The latest stable release of SQL Formatter was 4.0.2. Prettier SQL continued from that, releasing Prettier SQL 5.0 ... 5.1.1. Now back in SQL Formatter we're skipping the 5.x versions and going straight to 6.

Breaking changes since 4.x

Command line options --indent (-i), --tab-indent (-t), --uppercase (-u) and --lines-between-queries have been removed in favor of using a JSON config file which can be specified using --config (-c) option.

The equivalent options in a config file are as follows:

{
  "tabWidth": 4,
  "useTabs": true,
  "keywordCase": "upper",
  "linesBetweenQueries": 2
}
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Commits

• 6622ee0 Release v6.1.1
• ccd6342 Apparently CASE..END is supported in all dialects
• 077575b Add CASE expression support for Redshift
• 0e5cfba Add CASE expression support for DB2
• 0fdfce7 Remove .END override code for Spark
• 7ad90a2 Remove duplicate END keywords
• c31d756 Separate CASE..END from open-close parenthesis tokens
• b0c7430 Remove dead code for CASE..END formatting
• 67d3d67 Rename formatSql() to formatAst()
• dff6634 Rewrite Parser in more generic way
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Superseded by #538.