* Open named database OR default to in memory database if no name provided
Rearrange workspace to allow import of mentat crate in cli crate
Create store object inside repl when started for connecting to mentat
Use provided DB name to open connection in store
Accept DB name as command line arg.
Open on CLI start
Implement '.open' command to open desired DB from inside CLI
* Implement Close command to close current DB.
* Closes existing open db and opens new in memory db
* Review comment: Use `combine` to parse arguments.
Move over to using Result rather than enums with err
* Accept and parse EDN Query and Transact commands (#453) (#465)
* Parse query and transact commands
* Implement is_complete for transactions and queries
* Improve query parser. Am still not happy with it though.
There must be some way that I can retain the eof() after the `then` that means I don't have to move the skip on spaces and eof
Make in process command storing clearer.
Add comments around in process commands.
Add alternative commands for transact/t and query/q
* Address review comments r=nalexander.
* Bump rust version number.
* Use `bail` when throwing errors.
* Improve edn parser.
* Remove references to unused `more` flag.
* Improve naming of query and transact commands.
* Send queries and transactions to mentat and output the results (#466)
* Send queries and transactions to mentat and output the results
move outputting query and transaction results out of store and into repl
* Add query and transact commands to help
* Execute queries and transacts passed in at startup
* Address review comments =nalexander.
* Bump rust version number.
* Use `bail` when throwing errors.
* Improve edn parser.
* Remove references to unused `more` flag.
* Improve naming of query and transact commands.
* Execute command line args in order
* Addressing rebase issues
This doesn't yet introduce a working Cargo.toml for 'mentatweb', but it
does allow RLS to build correctly without errors, and it reduces the
core library's dependency space, which is more important in the short
term.
