Add type column in system.disks#12115
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Add 'type' column in system.disks
Detailed description / Documentation draft:
Column 'type' in 'system.disks' table with disk type description.
Possible values:
'local' for classic disks,
'memory' for in-memory storage,
's3' for s3-compatibilie storage.
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