TSQL: TRY/CATCH #2044
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Fixes #1541
Adding TRY/CATCH logic to TSQL. This block pair allows for exceptions to be caught and handled within TSQL. Added a test case as well.
As part of this change, I tweaked the way that BeginEndSegment is used. BeginEndSegment was always referenced as an alternative to StatementSegment and vice versa, so I collapsed BeginEndSegment into StatementSegment. This was to simplify TRY/CATCH's implementation, which is very similar to BeginEndSegment. This caused trivial changes to a few BEGIN/END test cases.