Moved after_execute after async_execute, added buggy rowcount

[fantix]

Fixes #412

• before_cursor_execute() and after_cursor_execute() is untouched - maybe we can create new events for async_execute() if needed by someone.
• @wwwjfy any comments about the buggy rowcount please? It's not a public API so it should be fine in most cases.

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[wwwjfy]

While I don't have a problem with the implementation (a bit hacky though), this situation makes me feel like it's a dilemma.
SQLAlchemy is very popular that there are many tools built based on it, including db migration, web framework integration and profiler in this case.
On one hand, I think we definitely should support those features, or at least expose interfaces for other packages to implement; on the other hand, those existing tools may already have many users who have got used to them, and it might be hard, even conflicting, to support all the synchronous libraries, as it's not the same way to think in sync and async.
But, well, let's admit, inventing new tools takes a lot of time and effort, which can be hard for a full-time job, let alone for part-time maintainers.

I want to say no, but I can't give a solution to that, so I'll hope someday we can have a better, more async friendly solution.

(Sorry, I haven't checked what SQLTap does and how much effort to rebuild an async version.)

[wwwjfy]

Revisited this PR.
I think rowcount will be useful in some cases.
I'm not sure about the event part, as we already have #161 and #435. Do you want to have a more complete implementation instead?

[fantix]

Oh yeah, I felt the same way as you did. A complete implementation would be nice, but I don't know how yet.