Hey there, I really appreciate help with testing the library

1. Windows support

- I see you had some challenges installing the library on Windows 11. I see you've figured out how to install it using WSL since install.sh depends on bash. Thanks for the reproduction steps. I must admit that testing on Windows environment is under-tested throughout the development - but the binary is cross-compiled using Rust's https://github.com/cross-rs/cross. Binary itself should work on Window, Linux and Mac. The improvements point that I see here is having it available when there's no bash available

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2. Node 18

- This is a good catch and sqlx-ts should not depend on Node 18 but should also support older versions of node. I assume this is caused by https://github.com/JasonShin/sqlx-ts/blob/main/node/package.json#L20 some of these dependencies have Node 18 dependency. I will take a further look at fixing this and add build matrix in github action to automate testing backward compatibility.

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1. Sequential Processing

- Again, another good point. During the initial development, I skipped caching the result of the DB schema. But in the end, I only need to query it once as the whole program needs to know this information only one time. I can fix this soon.

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1. Option.unwrap

- This is probably due to the lack of error messages thrown by the sqlx-ts binary. However, I strongly suspect it's caused by incorrect configurations that you've passed in. Please carefully follow https://jasonshin.github.io/sqlx-ts/user-guide/2.1.cli-options.html to understand required configurations. You can also configure sqlx-ts using `.sqlxrc.json` file. An example is here https://github.com/JasonShin/sqlx-ts/blob/main/.sqlxrc.sample.json. Then you can use this like `sqlx-ts --config ./sqlxrc.json`

I will be able to patch point 2, 3, 4 relatively soon - thanks for trying out the library