ExplainSQL 0.2.0

Added

• explainsql anonymize: a plan to share in a bug report or an issue, with
  the names of tables, indexes, columns and other objects replaced
  (table_a, index_a, column_a, …, partitions staying alike as
  table_b_1, table_b_2) and literal values replaced ('value_a', other
  numbers), the same way everywhere they appear. Node types, figures and
  findings stay as they were, and the plan compares and folds as before.
  --keep-names replaces only the values; --map FILE writes what each
  name and value became.
• A GitHub Action (uses: onplt/explain-sql@v0.2.0): runs explainsql check
  and writes the report on the pull request as one comment, updated in place
  on later runs. See the guide.
• explainsql check --sarif FILE writes the SARIF report beside a report in
  another format.
• F in the viewer: the plan as an icicle, each node as wide as the CPU
  time in it and below it (or its estimated cost, without timing), with
  zoom. See the guide.
• explainsql top -d DATABASE: the statements that took the most execution
  time, from pg_stat_statements. In a terminal, Enter shows the plan of the
  one selected without running it, with EXPLAIN (GENERIC_PLAN) for a
  statement with parameters from PostgreSQL 16, and p tries values for its
  parameters as --params does. --print prints the list as text,
  Markdown or JSON.

Changed

• explainsql check --format md starts with a hidden marker line and stays
  under GitHub's limit for a comment, leading with the plans that failed.