chore(deps): bump sql-formatter from 2.3.3 to 6.1.2

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Bumps sql-formatter from 2.3.3 to 6.1.2.

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6.1.2

Bugfixes:

• Add missing PostgreSQL JSON operators #> and #>> #217
• Don't add extra newline before a lonely semicolon when using newlineBeforeSemicolon: true

Internals:

• Rewrite of SQL string building logic
• Remove ZWS-replacement hack from indentStyle: tabular* token formatting
• Store both raw and clean values inside tokens

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

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Commits

• 2b045e5 Release v6.1.2
• 84f5b1c Add missing PostgreSQL JSON operators
• c7f88fe Document string literal syntax
• 8295cd8 Merge branch 'parameters-syntax-docs' into master
• d0ea62f Don't list dialects not supporting parameters
• 39a1ab9 Additional notes for T-sql parameter types
• c9b2b4d Document query parameter syntax
• b524372 Merge branch 'tabular-style' into master
• 120651e Skip equalizeWhitespace() when upper/lower-casing
• fffe1a7 Add unit tests for toTabularFormat() function
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Superseded by #541.