Allow running Golang based post migration steps #2
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This is a preparatory commit that adds the ability to add new options to any of the constructor functions, without breaking backward compatibility. An actual option is going to be added in the next commit, this just introduces the mechanism.
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Often more complex data migrations cannot be fully expressed in SQL alone.
This PR introduces the ability to run a Golang based callback directly after a SQL based migration step was executed (and before the version is updated from dirty to clean in the migration table).
The new feature can be seen in action here: lightninglabs/taproot-assets@1b9a8cc