feat: support MySQL ALTER DATABASE options - #2700
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MySQL ALTER DATABASE options currently fall through to UnsupportedStatement, preventing callers from inspecting or changing database defaults through the AST.
Add a structured AlterDatabase statement and reuse the existing CREATE DATABASE / CREATE SCHEMA option model and parser for character set, collation and encryption. READ ONLY is parsed only in ALTER. Preserve optional database names, equals signs and the MySQL SCHEMA synonym, with visitor and deparser integration.
Validation: full Gradle check and grammar ambiguity gate; option mutation, visitor dispatch, unnamed database, statement boundaries and invalid READ ONLY values. The three audited option groups execute and retain their SHOW CREATE DATABASE results on both MySQL 9.7.2 and 26.7.0.