Fix: Removed unused param on table.go and tables.go: canAddr

[ramonamorim]

Hi, I found the parameter canAddr in table.go. It's passed as false during the initialization of table.init here:

func (t *Tables) InProgress(typ reflect.Type) *Table {
	if table, ok := t.inProgress[typ]; ok {
		return table
	}

	table := new(Table)
	t.inProgress[typ] = table
	table.init(t.dialect, typ, false)

	return table
}

func (table *Table) init(dialect Dialect, typ reflect.Type, canAddr bool) {
	table.dialect = dialect
	table.Type = typ
	table.ZeroValue = reflect.New(table.Type).Elem()
	table.ZeroIface = reflect.New(table.Type).Interface()
	table.TypeName = internal.ToExported(table.Type.Name())
	table.ModelName = internal.Underscore(table.Type.Name())
	tableName := tableNameInflector(table.ModelName)
	table.setName(tableName)
	table.Alias = table.ModelName
	table.SQLAlias = table.quoteIdent(table.ModelName)
	table.Schema = dialect.DefaultSchema()

	table.Fields = make([]*Field, 0, typ.NumField())
	table.FieldMap = make(map[string]*Field, typ.NumField())
	table.processFields(typ, canAddr)

This parameter is simply passed along to the table.processFields(typ, canAddr) function, but it’s never actually used inside that function. Based on this, I went ahead and removed it. If there are any plans to use this in the future, please feel free to close this PR or let me know.

[j2gg0s]

Thank you for your contribution. Could you handle the commit message linter?

[ramonamorim]

@j2gg0s Yes sure, fixed. thank you