Update dependencies, fix conflicts with other packages

[kenshaw]

Description

Changes arrow to v11, updates all dependencies, and removes replace statements within go.mod, as these cause conflicts/issues when importing this package.

Checklist

• Code compiles correctly
• Run make fmt to fix inconsistent formats
• Run make lint to get lint errors and fix all of them
• [N/A] Created tests which fail without the change (if possible)
• All tests passing
• [N/A] Extended the README / documentation, if necessary

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[kenshaw]

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[kenshaw]

Submitting this PR as there are conflicts with Snowflake's dependency on the older arrow version with other drivers (which also make use of arrow) in usql.

I would humbly request/suggest that this package drop the vendor directory, as it would be much preferable if dependencies (like database drivers) left this up to the project incorporating the package.

[zeroshade]

The failure here:

appears to be an issue on the CI side, rather than an issue with the actual change/diffs here. Could this please get looked at and expedited?

[sfc-gh-igarish]

LGTM

[sfc-gh-igarish]

Please update the branch.

[zeroshade]

@kenshaw can you please update / rebase this branch? This should get merged before my #769 does

[kenshaw]

@zeroshade done.

[zeroshade]

@sfc-gh-igarish branch is updated! please merge at your earliest convenience!

[sfc-gh-igarish]

Still waiting for test to finish and pass.

[zeroshade]

The tests that failed in the CI don't appear to be anything related to this change as far as I can tell (unless there are other tests that are running but that aren't publicly visible on here?)

It looks like the issue is something with the config and secret key?

[kenshaw]

@zeroshade I would assume that's because this is PR, and those secrets are available for PRs.

[sfc-gh-igarish]

ok. I get your PR and created a new PR on top of it and link with your PR. Let's see how tests goes now here.