Add brackets around string negations to make operator precedence explicit#1
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…icit without changing existing logic; resolves perl diag warnings (see https://perldoc.perl.org/perldiag.txt)
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This PR resolves operator precendence warnings raised by perl's 'use warnings;'. Cases where a negation symbol (!) preceeds a string comparison statement, the negation takes precedent, this behaviour is made more explicit by adding brackets, which also silences the warnings. The warnings were quite annoying since about 17 of them fired everytime the plugin connected to a database via the DBI api.