Add option to use mariadb command instead of mysql if installed #179
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I've recently gotten deprecation warnings on systems running MariaDB that the
mysqlcommands are deprecated and that the MariaDB equivalent should be used instead.While this doesn't stop pynonymizer from working yet, I think it's a good idea to account for the deprecation.
I've prepared this quick fix for it, but I think that it'd be better in the long run to let the user to set/overwrite the path to the client binary with an env var or cli argument. I'd be willing to assist with implementing this if you want.