Add support for prefixed temporal predicates#146
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This PR adds support for prefixed temporal predicates to CQL2. It also adds support for T_DISJOINT to the sqlalchemy backend. Tests for the parser are drawn from the standard, though I didn't copy over the date specific variants.
Addresses #120 but does not resolve it.