fix: share PostgreSQL column key and storage parameter parsing - #2709
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PostgreSQL column PRIMARY KEY / UNIQUE storage and tablespace options were left outside the constraint AST. Updating Index.setStorageParameters or setTableSpace therefore printed both the replacement and the original clause. Bare storage options such as WITH (autovacuum_enabled) also failed in several CREATE contexts.
Share the storage/tablespace parser between column and table constraints, keeping column-level INCLUDE disallowed. Let the shared storage-option parser preserve omitted values, while requiring values and equals signs in PostgreSQL operator-class parameter contexts. Existing Index.Option nodes provide the mutable representation and both output paths.
Validation: full Gradle check and grammar ambiguity gate; 31 valid PostgreSQL 18.6 cases preserve selected catalog results across original, toString and deparser SQL. Four column-option mutation regressions and a table-constraint control execute correctly. Eight column-INCLUDE variants are rejected by PostgreSQL and excluded from the valid-case count.