feat: basic airtable provider for go-mysql-server

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the go-mysql-server ecosystem by adding a new Airtable provider. This integration allows developers to leverage the power of SQL to interact with their Airtable data, abstracting away the complexities of the Airtable API. The changes involve creating custom database and table implementations that translate Airtable structures into go-mysql-server's SQL interface, along with comprehensive dependency updates and an example of usage.

Highlights

• Airtable Provider for go-mysql-server: Introduced a new provider that allows go-mysql-server to connect to and query Airtable bases as if they were MySQL databases.
• SQL Interface for Airtable: Implemented sql.Database and sql.Table interfaces (AirDB and AirSqlTable) to map Airtable bases and tables to SQL concepts, enabling SQL queries against Airtable data.
• Dependency Management: Updated go.mod and go.sum to include necessary dependencies for go-mysql-server, the Airtable Go client, and error handling libraries.
• Example and Integration Test: Added an example in go.go and an integration test in provider/provider_integ_test.go to demonstrate and verify the functionality of the Airtable provider.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a basic Airtable provider for go-mysql-server. The implementation covers the core interfaces required to expose Airtable bases and tables as SQL databases and tables. My review focuses on correctness, performance, and potential improvements. I've found a few critical issues, including a bug that prevents a core example from running and another that would cause a compilation failure. There are also several opportunities to improve performance and scalability, such as implementing pagination for fetching records and caching metadata. Overall, this is a great start for an Airtable provider.