DELETE`offset > 0` rule in `OrderWithOffsetFetchSQL`

[nek1kek]

In my project I have Oracle 19c, that do not know about LIMIT command.

But cuz I want pagination, I decided to make query like this:

SELECT col_1, col_2
FROM my_table 
WHERE ...
-- under K and N is values
OFFSET :K ROWS -- word ROWS required
FETCH NEXT :N ROWS ONLY

So if K = 0, I have same work as with LIMIT, and if K > 0 I have pagination rule.
But with this rule I can not do this, so i write special func:

func addPagination2Query(query string, args []any, limit, offset uint) (string, []any) {
	/*
		thx oracle for this PITA:
			We can`t use goqu function(offset + fetch), cuz oracle want to add ROW|ROW|NEXT after value.
			https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/sqlrf/SELECT.html#GUID-CFA006CA-6FF1-4972-821E-6996142A51C6__BABBADDD

			Library goqu have OrderWithOffsetFetchSQL() special for strange dialects, like oracle.
			But this function don`t work if offset = 0 it skips offset+fetch part, but oracle don`t have LIMIT)
			https://github.com/doug-martin/goqu/blame/21b6e6d1cb1befe839044764d8ad6b1c6f0b5ef4/sqlgen/common_sql_generator.go#L116
	*/
	query = query +
		fmt.Sprintf(" OFFSET %s%d ROWS", string(PlaceHolderFragment), len(args)+1) +
		fmt.Sprintf(" FETCH NEXT %s%d ROWS ONLY", string(PlaceHolderFragment), len(args)+2)

	return query, append(args, offset, limit)
}

What about:

1. Make Limit()/Offset() can take []any argument, not only uint, to use like this .Fetch(goqu.L(“? ROWS ONLY“, limit))
   or
2. Delete this if

p.s. Yes, I know that oracle is PITA, and I must look for PG f.e., and Yes, I know about dirty oracle hack like this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/241643, but I don`t want to do it