[split 9/22] lightweight: quote offset-table identifiers per dotted component, offset storage hardening - #1364
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…set storage hardening - DebeziumOffsetStorage quoted the database-qualified offset table name as ONE identifier - every start against a db.table configured name died with UNKNOWN_TABLE. Identifiers are now quoted per dotted component. DebeziumOffsetStorageQuotingTest pins it. - DebeziumJdbcStorageOperations: parameterized statements and consistent quoting on the offset/history storage path (DebeziumJdbcStorageOperationsTest). - ReplicationStatusSingleton simplification; REST API response-shape fix in DebeziumEmbeddedRestApi. Part of the split of #1353 into independently mergeable sub-PRs (each <= 10 files), so the 2.10.0 branch can absorb the fixes incrementally.
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Part of the split of #1353 into independently mergeable sub-PRs (each <= 10 files), so the 2.10.0 branch can absorb the fixes incrementally.
Split out of #1353, which this series replaces. Each sub-PR is <= 10 files; the union of all 22 reproduces the #1353 tree exactly (verified by tree SHA).