fix: rename limit/offset narg args to take/skip

LIMIT and OFFSET are reserved SQL keywords, so using them as
sqlc.narg() names in the generated List queries produced SQL that
failed to parse. Rename the narg parameters to take/skip, which are
non-reserved and match the convention used by Prisma/LINQ/EF.

Author: iamralch

internal/sqlc/template/template.sql.tmpl

@@ -288,9 +288,9 @@ ORDER BY
     /* query.order , */ {{$query_order}}
 {{- end}}
 LIMIT
-    sqlc.narg(limit)::int
+    sqlc.narg(take)::int
 OFFSET
-    sqlc.narg(offset)::int;
+    sqlc.narg(skip)::int;
 
 {{range $idx, $key := .Table.GetNonUniqueIndexes}}{{- $query_name := printf "List%s%s" (table_name $.Table.Name "many") (query_index $key)}}
 {{- if or (is_fk_index $.Table $key) (should_include $ $query_name)}}
@@ -319,9 +319,9 @@ ORDER BY
     /* query.order , */ {{$query_order}}
 {{- end}}
 LIMIT
-    sqlc.narg(limit)::int
+    sqlc.narg(take)::int
 OFFSET
-    sqlc.narg(offset)::int;
+    sqlc.narg(skip)::int;
 {{- end}}
 
 {{- $query_name := printf "Update%s%s" (table_name $.Table.Name "many") (query_index $key)}}