move protobuf from GreptimeDB (#1)

* move protobuf from GreptimeDB

* add license check

* add other github actions
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syntax = "proto3";
package greptime.v1;
message Column {
string column_name = 1;
enum SemanticType {
TAG = 0;
FIELD = 1;
TIMESTAMP = 2;
}
SemanticType semantic_type = 2;
message Values {
repeated int32 i8_values = 1;
repeated int32 i16_values = 2;
repeated int32 i32_values = 3;
repeated int64 i64_values = 4;
repeated uint32 u8_values = 5;
repeated uint32 u16_values = 6;
repeated uint32 u32_values = 7;
repeated uint64 u64_values = 8;
repeated float f32_values = 9;
repeated double f64_values = 10;
repeated bool bool_values = 11;
repeated bytes binary_values = 12;
repeated string string_values = 13;
repeated int32 date_values = 14;
repeated int64 datetime_values = 15;
repeated int64 ts_second_values = 16;
repeated int64 ts_millisecond_values = 17;
repeated int64 ts_microsecond_values = 18;
repeated int64 ts_nanosecond_values = 19;
}
// The array of non-null values in this column.
//
// For example: suppose there is a column "foo" that contains some int32 values (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, null, 7, 8, 9, null);
// column:
// column_name: foo
// semantic_type: Tag
// values: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9
// null_masks: 00100000 00000010
Values values = 3;
// Mask maps the positions of null values.
// If a bit in null_mask is 1, it indicates that the column value at that position is null.
bytes null_mask = 4;
// Helpful in creating vector from column.
ColumnDataType datatype = 5;
}
message ColumnDef {
string name = 1;
ColumnDataType datatype = 2;
bool is_nullable = 3;
bytes default_constraint = 4;
}
enum ColumnDataType {
BOOLEAN = 0;
INT8 = 1;
INT16 = 2;
INT32 = 3;
INT64 = 4;
UINT8 = 5;
UINT16 = 6;
UINT32 = 7;
UINT64 = 8;
FLOAT32 = 9;
FLOAT64 = 10;
BINARY = 11;
STRING = 12;
DATE = 13;
DATETIME = 14;
TIMESTAMP_SECOND = 15;
TIMESTAMP_MILLISECOND = 16;
TIMESTAMP_MICROSECOND = 17;
TIMESTAMP_NANOSECOND = 18;
}