Add missing query CleanupDefunctSiloEntriesKey to MySQL-Clustering #8896
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This is the same issue described in dotnet#8676 but for MySQL. This PR will update it in a similar way as dotnet#8811
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Problem:
As written in the issue #8676 and docs, to set up ADO.NET clustering using the MySQL you need to run 2 scripts in sequence:
main script for MySQL
clustering script for MySQL
However, the clustering script does not include the creation of the CleanupDefunctSiloEntriesKey query required by the ADO.NET implementation (Microsoft.Orleans.Clustering.AdoNet) in both the 7.2.x and the 8.0.x versions of Orleans.
Missing query causes an exception at program startup.
Proposed solution:
Add the missing query to clustering sql script.
Followed the same pattern as proposed in #8811
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