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Add functions for query options (#411)

Description
============

Adds functions `visible/2`, `selected/2`, `text/2`, `count/2`, and
`at/2` for query options to compose queries.

```elixir
 # Previously
query =
  Query.css(
    ".select-options",
    visible: true,
    selected: true,
    text: "Select Option 2",
    count: 1,
    at: 0
  )

 # Now we can do the following
query =
  Query.css(".select-options")
  |> Query.visible(true)
  |> Query.selected(true)
  |> Query.text("Select Option 2")
  |> Query.count(1)
  |> Query.at(0)
```

Note on `Query.text/2`
---------------------

We decided to go ahead an leave the two versions of `Query.text/2` for
now, even though they perform different actions. One version creates a
query of `method: :text` and the other adds the `text` condition to an
existing query.

Note on docs
------------

I decided _not_ to use doc tests for the examples introduced. I decided
against doc tests because the important aspect of the example was
getting lost amongst so much data. For example, one of the examples for
`text/2` was trying to show that a `Query.text("Submit", count: 1)`
would create a query struct with `method: :text`, `selector: "Submit`,
and `count: 1`. But it felt like the important information got lost
when displayed like this,

```elixir
iex> Wallaby.Query.text("Submit", count: 1)
%Wallaby.Query{method: :text, selector: "Submit", html_validation: nil,
conditions: [text: nil, visible: true, selected: :any, minimum: nil, at:
0, count: 1], result: nil}
```

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