Fix schema connection caching#959
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new_connection() now returns a new connection object and does not cache it get_connection() returns a cached connection or a new one if there is none cached
added a helper method for getting a query builder. This facilitates running arbitrary queries in migrations
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fixes #958
added a get_connection() method which returns the current connection object.
Additional:
added a helper to get a QueryBuilder instance associated with the same connection.
This allows easier usage of arbitrary queries (like DDL and
SETstatements) to be applied during migrations.MOTE: new_connection() does not cache the returned connection.
this allows independant connections to be used alongside each other without interaction