Simpler Catalog implementation

[KKould]

What problem does this PR solve?

re-implement the Catalog and simplify it by removing the Catalog of DataBase and Schema

What is changed and how it works?

• removed catalog/databse.rs and catalog/schema.rs
• simplify the implementation of Catalog
• Use third-party crates to implement id generation (Tips: If you consider that the ids of restarts are still ordered and non-repeating, here is Fixme)
• remove the original redundant thread safety

Code changes

• Has Rust code change

[cr-gpt]

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[loloxwg]

1. Delete failed tests
2. Cargo fmt

[cr-gpt]

Based on the provided code patch, here are some observations and suggestions for improvement:

• There is no actual code in the patch, it only shows changes made to the project's Cargo.toml file.
• The removal of two blank lines at the beginning of the file does not affect functionality but can improve readability.
• The removal of the doctest option from the [lib] section does not have any impact if there were no doctests in the library. Otherwise, it should be investigated why this change was made.
• It is recommended to add version numbers for all dependencies to ensure consistent builds over time. It's good to see that most dependencies already have a version specified.
• The addition of the integer-encoding dependency looks valid based on its version and purpose, assuming it is needed in the codebase.
• The [dev-dependencies] section contains only one package, which is used during development, so it does not affect production builds. However, it's important to make sure that all development dependencies are not causing security risks or any performance issues.

Overall, the changes in the code patch seem reasonable and appropriate, but without more context, it's hard to provide a more precise review.

[eliasyaoyc]

lgtm

[cr-gpt]

The code appears to be using atomic operations for generating and encoding IDs. This can help ensure that the IDs are unique and consistent under concurrent access. However, there are a few points for improvement:

1. The code lacks comments, which can make it hard for others to understand its purpose and how it works. Adding some comments would improve the readability.

2. There is no error handling mechanism in IdGenerator. If fetching the next ID fails for any reason, such as running out of IDs or a system failure, the application will panic. It's recommended to handle possible errors gracefully, return result types from functions, and/or log possible failures.

3. The Ignore attribute for the test case is worrisome -- if a test doesn't need to run, it should be removed instead of ignored. Also, it might be more appropriate to use a separate database for unit testing than modifying global static values.

4. The #[cfg(test)] attribute on the module implies that some names are accessible only within tests. While this semantics are required, it's good practice to have clear separation, documentation, and don't expose testing-only dependencies publicly.

5. The naming convention could be improved. For example, build method in the IdGenerator might not immediately suggest what it does. Also, the DataTypeKind could be called something more descriptive, like SqlDataType.

6. The encoding and decoding methods should probably have comments describing which format is being used and why.