fix: preserve multi-element script[] arrays in sync roundtrip - #120
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sync pull/push was collapsing transformation script[] arrays from N elements to 1, causing Snowflake runtime errors (MULTI_STATEMENT_COUNT=1). Root cause: extraction joined all script elements without boundaries, and merge always returned a single-element array. Fix: use a state-machine SQL splitter (split on semicolons respecting strings, comments, dollar-quotes) matching the approach of the old keboola-as-code CLI and the Keboola UI. The SQL file stays clean with no artificial markers. Closes #119
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Summary
sync pull+sync pushwas collapsingparameters.blocks[].codes[].script[]from N elements to 1, causing Snowflake runtime errors (MULTI_STATEMENT_COUNT=1)Test plan
Closes #119