feat: support MySQL CREATE and ALTER VIEW options - #2703
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MySQL CREATE/ALTER VIEW prefixes such as ALGORITHM, DEFINER and SQL SECURITY could not be parsed as structured view statements.
Add a shared mutable MySqlViewOptions prefix model and parser. Extract MySqlDefiner account handling from TriggerDefiner while preserving the trigger API, including quoted accounts and CURRENT_USER(). Share CHECK OPTION parsing/printing between CREATE and ALTER, and traverse ALTER VIEW's query in TablesNamesFinder.
Validation: full Gradle check and grammar ambiguity gate; CREATE/OR REPLACE/ALTER option combinations, CHECK OPTION variants, AST edits, quoted accounts, trigger dispatch, deparsers and statement boundaries. All ten audited view-prefix inputs execute and retain SHOW CREATE VIEW results on both MySQL 9.7.2 and 26.7.0.