Add emit_sql_as_comment option to Go code plugin#3049
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This option adds the raw SQL query as a comment to the generated query function This is useful when working in an IDE that displays comments over functions, you are able to glance at the actual SQL query that will be executed without having to lose context of where you are in the current file you are working on.
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This is just a copy of #2735 rebased on top of current main and resubmitted. Closes#2735.
This option adds the raw SQL query as a comment to the generated query function.
This is useful when working in an IDE that displays comments over functions, you are able to glance at the actual SQL query that will be executed without having to lose context of where you are in the current file you are working on.