feat(sql): add mq() scalar function and remove separator comments#3
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Add mq(program, content) as a SQL scalar function that runs an mq-lang program against a Markdown string and returns the result. Returns NULL when the program produces no output or encounters an error.
Replace ASCII art with Mermaid flowchart/graph/block diagrams for architecture overview, index layers, interval index tree, predicate pushdown, and storage format. Add documentation for DDL statements (CREATE/INSERT/DROP TABLE, SHOW TABLES, DESC) and the mq() scalar function introduced in recent commits.
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Add mq(program, content) as a SQL scalar function that runs an mq-lang program against a Markdown string and returns the result. Returns NULL when the program produces no output or encounters an error.