Use Datomic Local instead of Free #45
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As we discussed on Slack, @jonase. This swaps out Datomic Free for Datomic Local, giving access to a more modern query API.
I also bumped Clojure to 1.12.0, because cider-nrepl didn't like 1.8, and then Calva didn't want to be as helpful as it could be.
Something about the project is still so old so that clojure-lsp croaks on it, but I can follow up with an update for that, if you are interested.
Oh, almost forgot to mention. I haven't tested any queries beyond chapter 4. Because I don't want to spoil the tutorial for myself. 😄