TEST: Fix _bulkcopy kwargs passing to mssql_py_core #413
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The mssql-py-core API expects kwargs as a dict parameter (kwargs=dict), not as Python keyword arguments (**kwargs).
Before: pycore_cursor.bulkcopy(table_name, iter(data), **kwargs)
After: pycore_cursor.bulkcopy(table_name, iter(data), kwargs=kwargs)
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Summary
This pull request updates the way keyword arguments are passed to the
bulkcopymethod in themssql_python/cursor.pyfile. The main change ensures compatibility with the Rust API by passingkwargsas a dictionary parameter rather than as Python keyword arguments.pycore_cursor.bulkcopyto passkwargsas a dictionary using thekwargsparameter, aligning with the expectations of the Rust API.