SqlProgrammabilityProvider - can't specify connection at runtime for Tables

Description

When instantiating a stored procedure via SqlProgrammabilityProvider, or anything created by SqlCommandProvider, constructors are provided that accept a connection string or an SqlConnection object so that the DB may be specified at runtime. No constructor is provided for table access.

Existing behavior for SqlCommandProvider

type lookup = SqlCommandProvider<"select * from mobile_onboard_tokens", DEV_CONN_STR>
let commandResult = 
    use sproc = new lookup(productionConnStr)
    sproc.Execute()

Existing behavior for SqlProgrammabilityProvider (stored procedures)

type DB = SqlProgrammabilityProvider<DEV_CONN_STR>
let sprocResult =
    use sproc = new DB.dbo.te_mobile_onboard_tokens_INS(productionConnStr)
    sproc.Execute("token", clientID)

Existing behavior for SqlProgrammabilityProvider (tables)

let tableResult =
    use table = new DB.dbo.Tables.mobile_onboard_tokens()
    table.AddRow("token", clientID)

Desired behavior for SqlProgrammabilityProvider (tables)

let tableResult =
    use table = new DB.dbo.Tables.mobile_onboard_tokens(**productionConnStr**)
    table.AddRow("token", clientID)

Start with SqlProgrammabilityProvider table access and compare the generated table constructor with the stored-procedure and SqlCommandProvider examples. Verify the mobile_onboard_tokens/AddRow scenario using productionConnStr; done means table instances accept the runtime connection while preserving existing table operations.