Move tables 1.6 crash safe resume

[zacharysierakowski]

closes https://github.com/github/database-infrastructure/issues/8210

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Related issue (internal): https://github.com/github/database-infrastructure/issues/8210
Related issue (public): #1681

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Description

This PR updates move-tables mode to be crash-resume safe. It manages the checkpoint table life, and a backgrounded checkpoint process as well as introduces new checkpoint data specifically for the move-tables cutover. Per the docs on crash safe resume across cutover, we now store that the move-tables cutover has started (a bool) and the move-tables cutover drain GTID. We use these two attributes for --move-tables --resume to pickup if the process failed mid-cutover. It's safe for failure between T1-T3 (the rename and the drain) and also safe for failure post drain, pre hook call (between T3-T5). I simple --resume will pick back up in the cutover protocol and ensure the rename isn't re-run, the drain is complete, and the complete hook is fired.

In case this PR introduced Go code changes:

• contributed code is using same conventions as original code
• script/cibuild returns with no formatting errors, build errors or unit test errors.

Demo

ghost-crash-resume-cutover.mp4

[zacharysierakowski]

I chose to not fail the request without these, and just enable them. Could also change it to a Fatal and force the operator to rerun with the required flags. But that feels kinda silly if they are always required.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR makes --move-tables crash-resume safe across the cooperative cutover by persisting additional cutover state to the checkpoint table (cutover-started + drain GTID), adding logic to resume mid-cutover, and ensuring move-tables runs with checkpointing + GTID coordinates enabled.

Changes:

• Extend checkpoint schema + insert query builder to include move-tables cutover resume fields, and read/write them from the target-side checkpoint table in move-tables mode.
• Add migrator logic to persist cutover checkpoints, drain to a captured GTID with improved “non-DML tail” handling, and resume cutover directly from checkpoint state.
• Update local move-tables scripts/docs to exercise checkpointing and provide better local test flows.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
script/move-tables/teardown	Adds additional Docker cleanup steps after removing containers.
script/move-tables/README.md	Updates local testing steps/command to include checkpointing and validation workflow.
script/move-tables/insert-source-primary-loop	Adds batched insert support for higher write rates during local testing.
go/sql/builder.go	Extends checkpoint insert builder to optionally include move-tables cutover columns.
go/sql/builder_test.go	Adds coverage for move-tables checkpoint insert query shape.
go/logic/migrator.go	Implements move-tables cutover checkpoint persistence, drain logic, and resume-from-cutover-checkpoint flow.
go/logic/migrator_move_tables_cutover_test.go	Adds unit test for resuming move-tables cutover when already drained.
go/logic/checkpoint.go	Extends Checkpoint struct with move-tables cutover resume fields.
go/logic/applier.go	Routes checkpoint storage to the target DB in move-tables mode and reads/writes new move-tables cutover fields.
go/logic/applier_test.go	Adds integration tests for move-tables checkpoint persistence and cutover-checkpoint selection.
go/cmd/gh-ost/main.go	Automatically enables --checkpoint and --gtid when running --move-tables.

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