Add Python clickhouse-migrations to schema migration tools (and disambiguate the Node.js entry)#6477
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Summary
The Schema migration tools for ClickHouse knowledge-base page lists
clickhouse-migrationsin the "Other Tools in the Ecosystem" table, but the link points to the npm / Node.js package. There is a separate, actively maintained Python project of the same name that isn't represented:This PR:
ON CLUSTER/ replicated) support,--dry-runand--fakemodes, and multi-statement migration files. Supports Python 3.9–3.14, MIT licensed.Only the one table in
knowledgebase/schema_migration_tools.mdis changed; no other content is touched.Why
Readers searching for a Python-native ClickHouse migration tool currently see only Houseplant and Alembic, and the same-named Node.js entry is easy to mistake for the Python package. Disambiguating the name and listing the Python project makes the ecosystem table accurate and more useful.