feat: migrate ClickHouse adapter to utopia-php/query 0.3.x builder

Replaces the hand-rolled SQL strings in src/Usage/Adapter/ClickHouse.php
with the utopia-php/query 0.3.x builder + schema layer. The adapter is
now a thin HTTP runtime: every DDL statement, INSERT, SELECT, and DELETE
fragment is produced by Schema\ClickHouse or Builder\ClickHouse.

Schema (DDL via Utopia\Query\Schema\ClickHouse):
- setup() emits events/gauges tables through Table\ClickHouse with typed
  columns (string, datetime, bigInteger), Engine::MergeTree, monthly
  partitioning, ORDER BY, bloom_filter skip indexes, and SETTINGS.
- createDailyTable() emits the SummingMergeTree daily aggregation
  table via Engine::SummingMergeTree('value').
- createDailyMaterializedView() emits the MV via
  Schema\ClickHouse::createMaterializedView. The MV body remains a hand
  SELECT because subquery-aggregation MV bodies do not round-trip
  cleanly through the builder yet (deferred upstream).

Reads (SELECT via Utopia\Query\Builder\ClickHouse):
- A per-call builder is initialised with `useNamedBindings()` plus
  `withParamTypes()` so every `?` placeholder rewrites to ClickHouse
  `{paramN:Type}` form (DateTime64(3), Int64, String, Nullable(String)).
- find/findFromTable, findAggregatedFromTable, count/countFromTable,
  sum/sumFromTable, findDaily (FINAL), sumDaily, sumDailyBatch,
  getTotal/getTotalFromEvents/getTotalFromGauges, getTotalBatch,
  getTimeSeries/getTimeSeriesFromTable all compose filters via
  $builder->filter([Query::...]) and emit aggregations through
  $builder->sum()/->count()/selectRaw.
- Time-bucketed aggregation consumes Query::groupByTimeBucket via the
  builder's native GROUP BY emission, paired with selectRaw/orderByRaw
  for the bucket projection and ordering.
- Cursor pagination keeps the tuple-keyset comparison as a whereRaw
  fragment and merges its named bindings into the builder Statement at
  HTTP execute time.

Writes (INSERT via Utopia\Query\Builder\ClickHouse::insertFormat):
- addBatch() builds `INSERT INTO t (...) FORMAT JSONEachRow` via the
  builder's insertFormat helper; the JSONEachRow payload is streamed in
  the HTTP body.

Deletes (DELETE via Utopia\Query\Builder\ClickHouse::delete):
- purge() and purgeDaily() emit lightweight DELETE through the builder.

UsageQuery is removed. Downstream callers must switch from
`UsageQuery::groupByInterval('time', '1h')` to
`Query::groupByTimeBucket('time', '1h')`. The 0.3.x library rejects
non-enumerated intervals through ValidationException at construction.

HTTP transport and configuration setters (validateHost/validatePort,
escapeIdentifier, setNamespace/setTenant/setSharedTables/setDatabase/
setSecure/setTimeout/setCompression/setKeepAlive/setMaxRetries/
setRetryDelay/setAsyncInserts, healthCheck, query/insert/executeWithRetry,
logQuery, getConnectionStats/getQueryLog/clearQueryLog) stay untouched -
the migration is strictly to the SQL-building layer.

LowCardinality wrapping on the country column is dropped (the schema
layer wraps `LowCardinality` inside `Nullable`, but ClickHouse only
accepts `LowCardinality(Nullable(T))`; the column stays a plain
Nullable(String) until the upstream wrapping order is fixed - deferred
upstream).

References utopia-php/query#11.

Author: lohanidamodar