docs: add materialized views documentation

[robfrank]

Add comprehensive documentation for the new materialized views feature, including core concepts, SQL DDL commands, Java API, refresh modes, view status, behavior/constraints, error handling, and limitations.

New files:

• core-concepts/materialized-views.adoc
• sql/sql-create-materialized-view.adoc
• sql/sql-drop-materialized-view.adoc
• sql/sql-refresh-materialized-view.adoc
• sql/sql-alter-materialized-view.adoc (marked as planned)

Updated:

• core-concepts/chapter.adoc: include materialized-views.adoc
• sql/chapter.adoc: add commands to overview table and include files

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the ArcadeDB documentation by providing a complete guide to the new materialized views feature. It aims to equip users with a thorough understanding of how to define, manage, and interact with materialized views using both SQL DDL commands and the Java API, thereby facilitating efficient data access and analysis.

Highlights

• Comprehensive Materialized Views Documentation: Added extensive documentation covering the core concepts, refresh modes (manual, incremental, periodic), view status, querying, Java API usage, behavior, constraints, error handling, and limitations of materialized views.
• New SQL DDL Command Documentation: Introduced dedicated documentation for SQL DDL commands related to materialized views, including CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW, DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW, REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW, and a planned ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW.
• Integration into Existing Documentation Structure: The new materialized views documentation has been seamlessly integrated into the existing 'Core Concepts' and 'SQL Query Language' chapters, ensuring discoverability and coherence.

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Changelog

• src/main/asciidoc/core-concepts/chapter.adoc
  • Included the new materialized-views.adoc file into the core concepts chapter.
• src/main/asciidoc/core-concepts/materialized-views.adoc
  • Added a new document detailing materialized views, covering their definition, refresh modes, status, querying, Java API, behavior, error handling, limitations, and examples.
• src/main/asciidoc/query-languages/sql/chapter.adoc
  • Updated the SQL command overview table to include new materialized view commands.
  • Included documentation files for sql-alter-materialized-view.adoc, sql-create-materialized-view.adoc, sql-drop-materialized-view.adoc, and sql-refresh-materialized-view.adoc.
• src/main/asciidoc/query-languages/sql/sql-alter-materialized-view.adoc
  • Added documentation for the ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW SQL command, noting its planned status.
• src/main/asciidoc/query-languages/sql/sql-create-materialized-view.adoc
  • Added documentation for the CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW SQL command, including syntax and examples.
• src/main/asciidoc/query-languages/sql/sql-drop-materialized-view.adoc
  • Added documentation for the DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW SQL command, including syntax and examples.
• src/main/asciidoc/query-languages/sql/sql-refresh-materialized-view.adoc
  • Added documentation for the REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW SQL command, including syntax and examples.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for materialized views, covering core concepts, SQL DDL commands, and Java API usage. The changes are well-structured and provide clear explanations for the new feature. The documentation also includes refresh modes, view status, behavior, constraints, error handling, and limitations, which is excellent for user understanding. The SQL chapter.adoc has been updated to include the new materialized view commands in the overview table and to include the new documentation files. Overall, the documentation is thorough and will be very helpful for users interacting with materialized views.