Add support for Cockroach Serverless Cluster identifier #11
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Previously we could add the cluster identifier as part of the database name. Laravel would work out of the box, but as of today (2022-09-22), it looks like they (Cockroach Labs) changed something on their side and made the artisan migrate command fails, as it was querying the migrations table in the database with the cluster identifier in its name.
So, I changed the Database Connector to add the missing options parameter to the DSN when the cluster parameter is present in the config.