Schema_113: Fix push certificate column type

I519240547 extended patch sets table with push certificate column to
store push certificate that was used in ReceiveCommits. But the column
type was too small for PGP certificate description. Extend the column
from VARCHAR(255) to CLOB, as used in the account table ssh key column.

Given that the problem was discovered after 2.12 was already released,
and following the rule that we do not support DB schema migration on
stable release branches, this diff doesn't perform a schema migration.
Instead we will add this warning in the 2.12.1 release notes:

WARNING: If you already upgraded to 2.12, you would need to issue
this SQL statement manually (e.g. using `ssh host gerrit gsql` SSH
command):

  alter table patch_sets modify push_certficate clob

Note that the misspelled "push_certficate" is the actual name of the
column. The column cannot be renamed due to the fact that we cannot
run a migration.

Change-Id: I495ed0e1330811f12f082cce6b595c0cd67edabf
1 file changed
tree: 3324d14ef06006d7ae6e87275e7bbd9cc4e47e89
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