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In MYSQL mode, support
ALTER TABLE t DROP FOREIGN KEY fk1andDROP CHECK c1, including quoted names and combined ALTER actions. Expose the deletion target throughgetConstraintName()and the action throughDROP_FOREIGN_KEY/ newDROP_CHECK, so callers can inspect, rename or construct the action without editing raw SQL.Share special DROP rendering between parser-created actions and directly constructed
AlterExpressionnodes. Preserve the existing parenthesized foreign-key form and other DROP branches. Includes usage documentation, AST mutation/construction tests and parse/deparse/reparse checks.Validation: full Gradle
checkon Java 17; six valid DDL fixtures executed in original and rendered form on MySQL 8.4, with catalog checks confirming the target constraints were removed. New named alternatives are selected only byDialect.MYSQL.Syntax reference: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4/en/alter-table.html