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build: use mysqldump to backup/restore databases #1282
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also, remove mysql57 from the backup/restore make targets
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Use
mysqldumpto backup and restore mysql data.Helps avoid the risk of data corruption trying to tar
/var/lib/mysqland copying back to some other virtualization/filesystem/whatever.