Add built-in generators, schema migrations and manual release workflow - #1
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The standalone YDB generator now includes built-in C++ (native/userver), C# (ADO.NET), and Java (native/JDBC/Spring JDBC/Hibernate) targets alongside Go and Python. Schema inputs apply supported YDB migrations to the catalog before query analysis.
Generation validates identifiers, scalar literals, SDK row contracts and stale output files, with explicit diagnostics for unsupported semantics. Go outputs compile against ydb-go-sdk v3.151.1. Contributor guidance, technical references and the release plan document the supported subset and remaining acceptance work.
The manual publish workflow calculates the next version from accumulated Unreleased entries and the selected PATCH/MINOR/MAJOR part. The first stable version is 0.0.1; RCs preserve pending notes and create draft prereleases. Six Linux/macOS/Windows amd64/arm64 archives and checksums are built and checked before any release refs are pushed. A dry-run option performs the same checks without publication.
Validation: make check (including release-version tests), go vet, generated SDK compilation checks, workflow lint, and local RC/stable packaging for all six targets. Packaged execution was checked locally on macOS arm64; the workflow runs each archive on its native runner. No release or project tag has been created. Linux live acceptance is checked by CI.