Changes

• Add new json function property to PostgrestBuilder#insert and PostgrestBuilder#update (to customize Json encoding)

• Add new PostgrestBuilder#update overload to use an DTO instead of the DSL:

  client.postgrest["test"].update(SomeData(2)) {
      eq("id", 2)
  }

• Add new overloads to PostgrestFilterBuilder: sl (rangeLt), sr (rangeGt), nxr (rangeLte), nxl (rangeGte)

• Add new methods to PostgrestFilterBuilder: cs/contains, cd/contained, ov/overlaps

• Change value type of PostgrestFilterBuilder methods sl, sr, nxl, nxr to LongRange instead of String

• Add new config property propertyConversionMethod to Postgrest:

  You can now specify which method postgrest-kt should use to convert a property to a column name:

  If you have this data class:

  @Serializable
  data class Test(
      @SerialName("some_property") val someProperty: String
  )

  And want to use this syntax:

  client.postgrest["table"].select {
     Test::someProperty eq "test"
  }

  you can now specify how someProperty gets converted to a column name in the Postgrest config:

  val client = createSupabaseClient(url, key) {
     install(Postgrest) {
         propertyConversionMethod = PropertyConversionMethod.SERIAL_NAME //only works for JVM/Android
         //or 
         propertyConverisonMethod = PropertyConversionMethod.CAMEL_CASE_TO_SNAKE_CASE //works for all platforms
         //or write your own (defaults to CAMEL_CASE_TO_SNAKE_CASE 
     }
  }

  depending on the method the resulting column name will either be the @SerialName value or the property name just gets converted to snake case.
  Note: same works for the update DSL

• Make values in PostgrestUpdate nullable

• Add Postgrest Tests

• Remove deprecated methods in Storage

• Remove experimental annotations