Use the new dbplyr style of unique table name
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Intent
This PR updates
unique_table_names()to the newdbplyrstyle of using random lettersThis method does not rely on the creation and tracking of options which simplifies the footprint of the function.
Approach
Letters and numbers sampled to form the unique component of the table name.
Known issues
N/A
Checklist
NEWS.md