0.5.32

The Dataview API has been noticably revamped - there are now approximately twice as many functions available on the
plugin API as there were before, and some additional utilities have been added to both the plugin and inline API. I
will be finishing up the associated new "extension" functionality shortly, which will allow:

1. For custom Dataview + DataviewJS functions to be added via plugins.
2. For custom renderable objects (progress bars, embedded task lists, embedded tables) to be added to any Dataview view via plugins.
3. For plugins to provide alternative behavior for some dataview functionality (such as integrating task plugins with
   the dataview task query).

As part of the API revamp, it is now possible to programmatically execute Dataview and DataviewJS queries - either for
using the existing Dataview query language in your own plugin, or for embedding dataview. The Dataview npm library also
now exposes many useful internal Dataview types, including the AST structure for all dataview queries.

I am hoping that cleaning up the Dataview API and making it much more extensible will allow for Dataview to integrate
much better with existing plugins, and to provide the full power of the in-memory index for plugins. I have been very
carefully watching index performance in recent weeks to ensure smooth frontend performance for anyone using the API
(with a goal of <10ms for most queries).