feat: add more http APIs

[shanghaikid]

• feat: add http addCollectionField method
• feat: add alterCollectionProperties method and types
• feat: add alterCollectionFieldProperties method and types
• feat: add dropCollectionProperties method and type
• feat: add database management methods and types

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly expands the HTTP API client's capabilities by introducing a suite of new methods for managing various aspects of the Milvus system. It enables more granular control over collection fields, collection properties, database properties, and index properties, allowing users to programmatically modify and drop these elements. This enhancement improves the client's flexibility and completeness for schema evolution and system configuration.

Highlights

• New Collection Field Management APIs: Added new HTTP APIs to manage collection fields, including addCollectionField for adding new fields, alterCollectionFieldProperties for modifying field properties, and dropCollectionProperties for removing collection properties.
• New Collection Property Management APIs: Introduced alterCollectionProperties and dropCollectionProperties methods to allow for dynamic modification and removal of properties at the collection level.
• New Database Management APIs: Implemented new HTTP APIs for database management, specifically alterDatabaseProperties and dropDatabaseProperties, enabling programmatic control over database-level properties.
• New Index Property Management APIs: Added alterIndexProperties and dropIndexProperties methods to provide functionality for altering and dropping properties associated with indexes.
• Type Definitions and Client Integration: All new APIs come with corresponding TypeScript type definitions, and the HttpClient has been updated to integrate these new functionalities through mixins, ensuring type safety and discoverability.
• Comprehensive Test Coverage: Extensive test cases have been added for all newly introduced HTTP APIs, validating their functionality and ensuring correct behavior.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several new HTTP APIs for managing collections, databases, and indexes, along with their corresponding types and tests. The changes are well-structured, following the existing mixin pattern for extending client functionality. The new tests provide good coverage for the added features. I have one minor suggestion to improve code consistency and clarity.

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 97.16%. Comparing base (6e63c15) to head (5902f90).
⚠️ Report is 1 commits behind head on main.

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