remove mod named query section from batch-query

docs/query/batch-query.md

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-## Named Queries
-Steampipe also allows you to run **named queries** defined in [mods](mods/overview). 
-
-Creating your own named queries is simple.  First, you need to create a mod for your queries:
-
-```bash 
-mkdir my-queries
-```
-
-By default, Steampipe looks for mods in the current directory, though you can specify a different directory with the `-mod-location` argument.  Lets change to that directory and initialize the mod:
-
-```bash 
-cd my-queries
-steampipe mod init
-```
-
-Steampipe will create a **query** object for every `.sql` file in your mod directory, though you can also define [query](reference/mod-resources/query) resources using HCL in `.sp` files if you prefer.
-
-If you have not done so already, create the `s3_versioning_disabled.sql` file from the previous example in your mod folder.
-
-You can now run your query by name in an interactive session or from from command line.
-
- Start the interactive query shell:
-```bash
-steampipe query
-```
-
-You can run your query by name:
-```sql
-query.s3_versioning_disabled
-```
-
-Your saved queries even show up in the auto-complete list, making them easier to find and recall!
-
-You can even run the named query in batch mode:
-```bash
-steampipe query "query.s3_versioning_disabled"
-```
-
-Steampipe makes it easy to build a library of custom queries that you can effortlessly recall and re-use!
-
-