Check quoted function names like bare ones in the SQL mode

PostgreSQL accepts a function name in double quotes, so
SELECT "pg_read_file"('/etc/passwd') passed the forbidden-construct
check and SELECT "setval"('seq', 1) skipped the confirmation: the
patterns expect the name right before the parenthesis. The scanner now
unquotes a plain identifier when a parenthesis follows it, so a quoted
call is checked like the bare function name; quoted column names stay
as they are.

tests/Unit/Service/SqlGuardTest.php

@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ class SqlGuardTest extends TestCase
             ["SELECT lo_import('/etc/passwd')"],
             ["SELECT dblink_connect('host=x')"],
             ["SELECT dblink_exec('host=x', 'DROP TABLE t')"],
+            ["SELECT \"pg_read_file\"('/etc/passwd')"],
+            ["SELECT pg_catalog.\"pg_read_file\"('/etc/passwd')"],
             ["SELECT dblink_send_query('c', 'SELECT 1')"],
             ["SELECT * FROM dblink('host=x', 'SELECT 1') AS t(a int)"],
             ["SELECT * FROM t INTO OUTFILE '/tmp/x'"],
@@ -122,6 +124,9 @@ class SqlGuardTest extends TestCase
             ["SELECT set_config('x', 'y', false)"],
             ["SELECT setval('seq', 1)"],
             ["SELECT nextval('seq')"],
+            ["SELECT \"setval\"('seq', 1)"],
+            ["SELECT pg_catalog.\"setval\"('seq', 1)"],
+            ["SELECT pg_catalog.setval('seq', 1)"],
             ['MERGE INTO t USING s ON true WHEN MATCHED THEN DELETE'],
             ['VACUUM'],
             ['PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL'],