Table name or alias "call" misinterpreted by formatter

Describe the bug
When an alias for a table or expression is called "call", the formatter throws an error when trying to access its fields.

Expected behavior
Running

sql = `SELECT call.id as "id" FROM c as call`;
console.log(format(sql, { language: "postgresql" }));

should work, but it doesn't.
This, however, does:

sql = `SELECT calls.id as "id" FROM c as calls`;
console.log(format(sql, { language: "postgresql" }));

Actual behavior
I got this error:

Error: Parse error at token: . at line 1 column 12
Unexpected PROPERTY_ACCESS_OPERATOR token: {"type":"PROPERTY_ACCESS_OPERATOR","raw":".","text":".","start":11}.

I assume this might happen for other keywords as well, not only "CALL".

Usage

• How are you calling / using the library? As described above
• What SQL language(s) does this apply to? PostgreSQL
• Which SQL Formatter version are you using? 13.1, but I also tested it on 15.3

Start by running the reported format(sql, { language: "postgresql" }) example and tracing how the PostgreSQL parser handles the alias "call" before property access. Confirm the fix by formatting the query successfully and adding or updating a regression test for the failing alias case.