Remove parameter interpolation - #219
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Interpolating and sanitizing SQL parameters requires context specific knowledge, resulting in a potential security footgun for library consumers - #218. Application clients are better suited using a dedicated SQL parameter escaping library such as https://github.com/mysqljs/sql-escaper.
This removes any parameter interpolation and arguments, clients should pass fully-formed SQL. This is a breaking change and will be part of a new v2 major version release.