Fix(#95): Pull vessel data from alternative source

[andybeet]

Justification

The get_vessels() function didn't function correctly because of a special character in the underlying data. In addition the table it was pulling from was dated. The table now being pulled from is a valid/equivalent table.

Fixes #95

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Reviewer instructions

Assign at least 2 reviewers:

• one of which should be a maintainer of this repo,
• the others should be familiar with the subject or problem.

Please build the package from this branch, connect to the database, and then run the function get_vessels(channel). A list of 2 items should be returned in the same format and the other get_ functions. Check the docs for readability/spelling by either pkgdown::build_site() or ?get_vessels

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[stephanie-owen]

Looks good!

Ran get_vessels and the output matched the other get_ functions: a list with the data table, sql statement, and colNames vector. No obvious issues glancing at the data table.

Checked documentation with pkgdown::build_site(). All necessary information was listed and spelling/formatting looked good.

[andybeet]

The last commit was to address a failing air workflow

[BBeltz1]

function performs as expected, output format is correct, documentation reads well, no obvious errors

[stephanie-owen]

Function runs and produces correct output. Documentation using pkgdown::build_site() looks good and contains all necessary information