Better handling of column_rewrites when column anme doesn't exist

[paddymul]

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ahh
look at buckaroo_pandera

This bug is more for my notes than for public consumption.

Issue description

Buckaroo_pandera depends on column_config_overrides to add coloring to columns with errors.

it refrernces columns that speculatively exist (and will when errors exist).

column_config_overrides blows up when rewriting the speculative name to the a...zz name when the speculative name doesn't exist.

Normally this is useful behaviour, but the error messages should be better. column_config_overrides should complain with sensible messages when a referenced column doesn't exist.

In this case though, we don't want to color the column because we didn't create the color_name column.
there should be an option to silently ignore errors that can be optionally turned on.

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[paddymul]

fixed by Feat/fix buckaroo pandera #448
released as part of 0.12.4