Continuation of the work on the SET statement#91
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Adding the ability to parse/manipulate SET statements in an otherwise unparsable string. Also make context propagate up when creating queries from other queries with context. This behavior change is significant enough to need a minor bump.
Also add support for expressing and parsing
JSON_OBJECT. Not now but in the future it might be possible to use it as a the value of a SET statement. Finally add a bunch of test coverage.