v0.12.0

• Added method to detect rows are written to the MockBackend (#292). In this commit, the MockBackend class in the 'backends.py' file has been updated with a new method, 'has_rows_written_for', which allows for differentiation between a table that has never been written to and one with zero rows. This method checks if a specific table has been written to by iterating over the table stubs in the _save_table attribute and returning True if the given full name matches any of the stub full names. Additionally, the class has been supplemented with the rows_written_for method, which takes a table name and mode as input and returns a list of rows written to that table in the given mode. Furthermore, several new test cases have been added to test the functionality of the MockBackend class, including checking if the has_rows_written_for method correctly identifies when there are no rows written, when there are zero rows written, and when rows are written after the first and second write operations. These changes improve the overall testing coverage of the project and aid in testing the functionality of the MockBackend class. The new methods are accompanied by documentation strings that explain their purpose and functionality.

Contributors: @JCZuurmond