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Add Snowflake session id to run result #904
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resolves #881
Problem
As described in #881, it would be very useful to get the
session_idfrom the RunResult.This especially makes sense for incremental models, where the model is split into multiple queries, of which only the last is returned by
query_id, but all have the samesession_idSolution
Similar to #109, we will just add a property to
SnowflakeAdapterResonseand fetch thesession_idfrom the Snowflake connectionChecklist