chore: standardize pg client naming on Pg casing with deprecated aliase - #691
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Summary
Standardizes the PostgreSQL module on the dominant Pg casing.
This is a non-breaking change. The old PG-cased names are marked as deprecated and we export backwards-compatible aliases.
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