Oracle node stack overflow fixed for large result sets

The Oracle Database node has been crashing with "Maximum call stack size exceeded" when executing queries that return large result sets. The root cause: JavaScript engines limit the number of arguments a function can accept, and the code was passing entire result arrays as arguments to push() via the .apply() method.

The fix replaces four instances of returnData.push.apply(returnData, ...) and returnData.push(...executionData) with returnData = returnData.concat(...). This approach builds a new array rather than passing thousands of items as individual function arguments, avoiding the stack limit entirely.

Users running SELECT statements or Execute SQL operations that return tens of thousands of rows—reportedly in the 10k–100k+ range—can now complete successfully. The fix follows an established pattern already applied to the MySQL, MongoDB, Microsoft SQL, FTP, and Google Sheets nodes.