`execute-batch!` using arguments from previous row if incomplete row provided

**Describe the bug** If the user provides an incomplete row of arguments, next.jdbc re-uses values from previous rows. **To Reproduce** ```clojure (with-open [conn (jdbc/get-connection tu/*node*) stmt (jdbc/prepare conn ["INSERT INTO users(_id, u_name) VALUES (?, ?)"])] (jdbc/execute-batch! stmt [[1 "james"] [2]]) (t/is (= [{:_id 1, :u_name "james"} {:_id 2, :u_name "james"}] (jdbc/execute! conn ["SELECT users._id, users.u_name FROM users ORDER BY _id"])))) ``` **Expected behavior** I'd expect the usual SQL "No value supplied for parameter 2" error. Maybe solved by a call to `(.clearParameters stmt)` before each `.addBatch`? **Environment (please complete the following information):** - Database: XTDB (delegating to the Postgres driver) - Driver Library Version: 2.0.0-beta8 (PGJDBC 42.7.5)