Upgrade snowflake-promise to 4.5.0

What

• Upgrade snowflake-promise to 4.5.0

inline tags

What:

• inline tags replaces text that are not bind to variables. Resuming it replaces string without adding the string quotes (""). It's useful for the cases when there is need to replace a table name or schema or even the database depending on the logic built in the code.
• Use cases: replace database name depending on the environment used (ex: db_name_dev, db_name_prod)

emitter from within, renamed progress event

What:

• emitter removed as extended class since
• emitter as readonly public field, renamed progress event to "news" since progress is the internal variable name. (hopefully is more verbose).

executeAll<T>

What

• executeAll now accepts generic type, so you can get back a response according to bespoken types!

response data type extracted

What:

• response data type extracted

improving response data type

What

• upgraded data response to a Record type

matches typescript version

What

• Matches typescript version used on snowflake-promise

Statement exported

What

• Statement export forgotten and now it's fixed.

Added progress event

What:

• Add "progress" event to help monitoring the duration of each chunk.
• Swaps test framework to Mocha/Chai/Sinon
• Removes logs on loadFiles utils
• Updates readme

Why:

• For long running multi statement queries, it's useful to know how much time each chunk is taking.

"tags" converts named tags into binds, "replace" deprecated

What:

• param replace renamed as tags
• tags now convert named tags into a sequential binds approach by the original library

Why:

• since the original library manages already sql injection and other security flaws through SF API, this method just extend the functionality allowing named tags but keeping the security features of the original library