[WIP] MySQL prepared statements - #61
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Prepared statements provide a safer (no more string escaping required) and more efficient (if identical statements are called frequently) way of running SQL queries.
This PR defines the prepared statements API for SQL plugins, and implements support for the xp_mysql plugin.
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