Impl AsMut for advisory lock types (#2520)
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The documentation for `PgAdvisoryLockGuard` lists a set of types that should be able to be passed to it, but when actually trying to do so, compilation would fail due to missing `AsMut` trait implementations for those types. This commit adds the missing `AsMut` impls so that `Transaction` and `PgConnection` can be used as type parameters to `PgAdvisoryLockGuard`, as expected. For reference: #2520
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PgAdvisoryLockGuardlists a set of types that should be able to be passed to it, but when actually trying to do so, compilation would fail due to missingAsMuttrait implementations for those types. This commit adds the missingAsMutimpls so thatTransactionandPgConnectioncan be used as type parameters toPgAdvisoryLockGuard, as expected.For reference: #2520