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When querying for a range of strings, 20190101 is *not* equivalent to 2019010100, which is why
you should use a `timestamp` type when the type is...well timestamp.  Friends don't let friends
implement bespoke timestamp semantics with strings.

This dataset was created using the [cqlkit](https://github.com/tenmax/cqlkit) utility,
and a [set of queries](https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/P17914) that result in
en.wikipedia.org records for all access types, for the month of January 2021. Note: The
resulting csv file (`test_data.d/local_group_default_T_top_pageviews.csv`) requires a
number of additional options to the `COPY` command (see: `test_data.cql`).

- Rename executable
- More reasonable configuration defaults
- Update module dependencies (ala `go mod tidy`)
- Rename test function

The `check` target runs:

- `goimport`
- `gofmt`
- `golint`
- `go vet`

It fails if any issues are found.

NOTE: `goimport` and `gofmt` are largely redundant, though the former can add
or remove imports as neccessary. See: https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/tools@v0.1.7/imports

Bug: T288160

Not sure why this is necessary (different Go versions?).

Bug: T288160

Bug: T288160

Bug: T288160

- Merged multiple `.PHONY` targets
- Made `build` (compilation) the default
- Removed the `run` target

Bug: T288160

Importing Go service scaffolding

See merge request eevans/aqs!1