1. `FetchMode::STANDARD_OBJECT` and `FetchMode::CUSTOM_OBJECT` are no longer supported.
2. `FetchMode::COLUMN` with a non-zero index is no longer supported.
3. Incompatible change in the `Connection::fetchColumn()` signature where the 3rd argument is now `$types`, not `$columnIndex`.

So they get passed to the SQLLogger on `Statement::execute`.

Add a unit-test to verify that when statements throw exceptions, the logger still has stopQuery called.

When parameters are passed to Doctrine\DBAL\Statement::execute, they are not passed to any enabled logger(s).