Accept 1/0 for boolean configuration values

[kailash360]

Summary

This PR standardizes boolean parsing across modules so configuration values accept both true/false and 1/0 (with null/unrecognized values treated as false). This improves compatibility with tools and environments that only emit numeric booleans.

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• Closes [jdbc-v2, client-v2] Accept 1 and 0 for boolean properties #2730
• Unit and integration tests covering the common scenarios were added
• A human-readable description of the changes was provided to include in CHANGELOG
• For significant changes, documentation in https://github.com/ClickHouse/clickhouse-docs was updated with further explanations or tutorials

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Medium Risk
Behavior changes for boolean parsing in config and value conversion paths could alter outcomes for previously non-standard string values, though the change is small and well-covered by new tests.

Overview
Standardizes boolean parsing across clickhouse-data, client-v2, and jdbc-v2 by introducing ClickHouseUtils.parseBoolean(String) (supports true/false and 1/0, defaults to false for null/unknown) and routing existing boolean parsing through it.

Updates client config parsing (ClientConfigProperties.parseValue), string-to-boolean conversions in serialization/value conversion helpers (SerializerUtils, ValueConverters), and JDBC driver flags (JdbcConfiguration) to use the new parser, and adds targeted unit tests covering numeric and textual boolean inputs.

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[mshustov]

@chernser shouldn't we throw an exception for unrecognized values?

[kailash360]

If there is an unrecognized value, then we should also follow the behavior pattern of other configs in this case.

For example, the default_query_settings config accepts a set of settings, else null by default. Now, if someone sets a random setting that is not used by Clickhouse then does it throw an error, or simply ignores that?

Similarly, jdbc_sql_parser accepts 1 of 3 enum constants. Does it throw an error if any other value is passed?

If we throw an exception only for boolean types and simply ignore for other types, then it will create inconsistent behaviour. Please let me know your thoughts on this.