CVE-2016-10553: Potential SQL Injection in sequelize

The provided patches (29b6a54 and 2798738) do not address the SQL injection vulnerability (CVE-2016-10553) described in the advisory. The first commit fixes a delimiter collision in PostgreSQL function generation, and the second addresses a regression in timestamp handling. Neither patch modifies the findOne method or where clause processing, which are the vectors explicitly called out in the vulnerability description. The actual fix for CVE-2016-10553 likely resides in Sequelize 3.0.0's changes to input sanitization in query construction, but these changes are not present in the analyzed patches. Without direct evidence of vulnerable code paths in the provided diffs, no functions can be confidently identified for runtime detection.