[Feature] Add support for Procedures #185
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This is identical to the previous sql generator. It has just moved.
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Description
Add support for procedures. This support is very --iffy-- because Postgres does not actually track procedure dependencies outside of at creation time. In other words, you can drop a procedure's dependencies without dropping the procedure.
Motivation
Closes #159
Testing
Tested via acceptance tests