bump oblast to 0.12.0 - #401
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As a breaking change, Select and SelectWhere calls now require the caller to choose whether to receive a slice with all records via `.Collect()`, or whether to process records in sequence with `.Foreach()`. In some cases, I went with `.Collect()` as the easiest option, but many instances lent themselves to being rewritten for performance with `.Foreach()` or a `RuntimeIndex`.
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As a breaking change, Select and SelectWhere calls now require the caller to choose whether to receive a slice with all records via
.Collect(), or whether to process records in sequence with.Foreach().In some cases, I went with
.Collect()as the easiest option, but many instances lent themselves to being rewritten for performance with.Foreach()or aRuntimeIndex.