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Added method QueryBuilder().remove_where(column) #311
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Sometimes we need to dynamically remove a where clause referencing a particular column
and somtimes, only when the clause involves a particular operator.
Can be used as
Remove all clasues referencing column_a
```python3
query.remove_where('column_a')
```
Remove all clasues referencing column_a with operator `!=`
```python3
query.remove_where('column_a', '!=')
```
Store the bindings for each `where` on the where dict within self.wheres
so that we can easily remove the clause and it's bindings.
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Sometimes we need to dynamically remove a where clause referencing a particular column
and somtimes, only when the clause involves a particular operator.
Can be used as
Remove all clasues referencing column_a
Remove all clasues referencing column_a with operator
!=Store the bindings for each
whereon the where dict within self.wheresso that we can easily remove the clause and it's bindings.