The field name in SQL cannot be the same as the keyword name

test SQL:

```text
UPDATE tag_group SET name=?, updated_time=?, app=?, app_name=?, is_preset=?, is_default=?, classification=?, sort=?, can_edit=?, can_delete=?, can_add_child=?, can_add_partner=?, can_add_tag=? WHERE id=?
```

```text
update attacker set update_time=$1, attacker_country_name=$2, attacker_desc=$3, attacker_ioc_id=$4, attacker_label=$5, attacker_name=$6, attacker_skill_level=$7, attacker_type=$8, event_diamond_id=$9, incident_id=$10, value=$11 where attacker_id=$12
```

result:
```text
called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: ParserError("Expected =, found: value")
thread 'interceptor::pg::tests::test_sql' panicked at 'called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: ParserError("Expected =, found: value")', src/interceptor/pg.rs:719:42
stack backtrace:
```

I think the reason for this mistake is that:
```rust
pub fn parse_assignment(&mut self) -> Result {
let id = self.parse_identifiers_non_keywords()?;
println!("id : {:?}", id);

self.expect_token(&Token::Eq)?;
let value = self.parse_expr()?;

println!("value : {:?}", value.to_string());
Ok(Assignment { id, value })
}
```
```text
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "update_time", quote_style: None }]
value : "$1"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_country_name", quote_style: None }]
value : "$2"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_desc", quote_style: None }]
value : "$3"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_ioc_id", quote_style: None }]
value : "$4"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_label", quote_style: None }]
value : "$5"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_name", quote_style: None }]
value : "$6"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_skill_level", quote_style: None }]
value : "$7"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "attacker_type", quote_style: None }]
value : "$8"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "event_diamond_id", quote_style: None }]
value : "$9"
word: NoKeyword
id : [Ident { value: "incident_id", quote_style: None }]
value : "$10"
word: VALUE
id : []
```

expected:

The parameter type after set should be Nokeywork

Commencez par parse_assignment dans src/interceptor/pg.rs et exécutez le cas interceptor::pg::tests::test_sql présenté dans le rapport. Reproduisez les instructions UPDATE, en particulier l’affectation utilisant value, et suivez la manière dont le parser classe ce mot après SET. C’est terminé lorsque ces exemples sont parsés sans le ParserError signalé et que le comportement attendu du champ similaire à un mot-clé est couvert.

Rédigé par le modèle d'indexation à partir du texte de l'issue.