enh(grant): support data in pSpace[manual only]

[kailixu]

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• Is the user manual updated?
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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the grant system by introducing support for 'pSpace' data. The change primarily involves updating a test configuration file to acknowledge 'pspace' as a valid grant type, laying the groundwork for its integration into access control mechanisms.

Highlights

• Grant System Enhancement: Added support for 'pSpace' data within the grant system by including 'pspace' as a recognized type in the ins_grants_check function, which is likely part of a test or configuration for information schema grants.

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Changelog

• test/cases/uncatalog/system-test/0-others/test_information_schema.py
  • Added 'pspace' to the dictionary of recognized grant types within the ins_grants_check function.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to add support for pSpace as a grantable item, evidenced by the change in test_information_schema.py. However, the corresponding backend changes to implement the pspace grant appear to be missing from this PR. For instance, there are no changes in grant-related files like include/common/tgrant.h or source/dnode/mnode/impl/src/mndGrant.c. Without the backend implementation, the added test verification in ins_grants_check is expected to fail. Could you clarify if the backend changes are part of another pull request?

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This dictionary has grown quite large, and the unsorted keys make it difficult to read and maintain. To improve code quality and prevent accidental duplicates, please consider sorting all entries in grant_name_dict alphabetically by key.