Bump to v1.0.0

Bump to v0.0.20

Set version to 0.0.19

Bump to v0.0.18

Bump to 0.0.17

v0.0.14

This version sees many updated and improvements made so let's dig in:

- sql-lint now recurses over directories. A simple `sql-lint .` will
lint all `.sql` files in your current directory
- The --file and -f flag has been removed. Now you can specify it right
away without a flag i.e. `sql-lint my-file.sql
- The --query and -q flag has been removed. These were unneccessary and
if you want to lint a fixed string, you can do so via the stdin i.e.
`echo | 'DELETE FROM person;' | sql-lint
- A new check for hungarian notation has been created. This will warn of
any `sp_` or `tbl_` prefixes
- Linting errors now carry extra information about them. If you want to
see this information, pass the `-v` flag through on the command line
- `ALTER COLUMN` statements now work for postgres users
- The wording around a missing config file has been updated to give you
better guidance
- The warning about missing a config file will only show if `-v` is set
- sql-lint will correctly fail if a file is not found that was specified
- An **extremely** basic sql formatter is in place. Do not expect much
you can experiment with it using the `--fix` flag

There are many other changes that can be glanced at through the commit
history but those are the main ones. As you can see, a lot of work has
been put in to make the CLI easier and more intuitive to use.

v0.0.13

- Resolve path to checks correctly

Bump to 0.0.12

- New check for unmatched parentheses in queries
  - If there is an unbalanced amount of parentheses, sql-lint will
  highlight this to you to make changes

- Simple checks can be ran without a configuration file
  - Whereas before, a configuration file was mandatory even if it was
  not used, we now do not require one at all unless you want more
  intelligent errors to come through

- Fix the keyword 'OR' breaking the InvalidCreateOption check

- Port number is now configurable
  - You can specify `port` in your `.config.json` configuration file or
  you can pass the `--port` on the command line to use a non-standard
  port. Note that it defaults to 3306 if none are supplied

- Limited (heh) support for LIMIT has been added
  - The LIMIT clause is now recognised in SELECT statements as well as
  the row count

-  New check for invalid row counts on LIMIT clauses
  - If you specify a non-integer argument to LIMIT, `sql-lint` will
  highlight this to you to make changes

- `sql-lint` no longer dies on `DELIMITER` or `END` keywords

- Exit with an exit code of 1 if any errors occur
  - This allows us to integrate it into build scripts etc...

- Better documentation
  - `sql-lint`s docs have moved over to readthedocs
  sql-lint.readthedocs.io
  The format is better and they are easily searchable. An offline
  solution such as a man/info page will be coming in the future