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Add support of SETTINGS ClickHouse clause #803

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Summary

Clickhouse SQL has an optional SETTINGS clause with SELECTs which can be used to configure all kinds of options.

This PR adds a settings method to ClickHouseQueryBuilder to add these options to a SELECT query.

All current (Clickhouse 24.4) settings keys are snake-case. Therefore I opted to use the settings keys directly as kwargs to the settings method, allowing passing multiple settings pairs in one call in a Pythonic/ideomatic way.

Test Plan

Added a unit test to exercise the new function.

 ### Summary

Clickhouse SQL has an optional [`SETTINGS` clause](settings-clause) with
`SELECT`s which can be used to configure [all kinds of options](settings).

This PR adds a `settings` method to `ClickHouseQueryBuilder` to add these
options to a `SELECT` query.

All current (Clickhouse 24.4) settings keys are snake-case. Therefore I opted
to use the settings keys directly as kwargs to the `settings` method, allowing
passing multiple settings pairs in one call in a Pythonic/ideomatic way.

[settings-clause]: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/sql-reference/statements/select#settings-in-select-query
[settings]: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/operations/settings/settings

 ### Test Plan

Added a unit test to exercise the new function.
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cc @AzisK -- tagging you because you reviewed a very similar PR (#707). Thanks for looking!

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