SHOW CREATE SERVER emits non-replayable SQL for a quoted wrapper

Description

When a `CREATE SERVER` `FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER` value contains a single quote, `SHOW CREATE SERVER` emits the value as an unquoted identifier. The resulting statement is syntactically invalid and cannot recreate the server object.

In two runs, `SHOW CREATE SERVER` produced `FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER my'sql`; replaying the statement after dropping the object returned error 1064. A normal `mysql` wrapper is the control and produces replayable SQL.

The reviewed output path uses identifier formatting for the stored wrapper value. The source location is `sql/sql_show.cc:1571-1578`. This implementation observation is supplemental to the runtime evidence.

How to Repeat

DROP SERVER IF EXISTS `show_server_repro`;

CREATE SERVER `show_server_repro`

FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER 'my''sql'

OPTIONS (HOST 'localhost');

SHOW CREATE SERVER `show_server_repro`;

Copy the statement from the second result column, drop the object, and replay the generated statement:

DROP SERVER `show_server_repro`;

-- Execute the CREATE SERVER text returned above.

For the control, use `FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER mysql` and repeat the `SHOW CREATE`, drop, and replay sequence.

Actual Result

`SHOW CREATE SERVER` emits:

CREATE SERVER `show_server_repro`

FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER my'sql

OPTIONS (HOST 'localhost');

Replaying the output returns `ERROR 1064` in both positive runs.

Expected Result

`SHOW CREATE SERVER` should produce SQL that losslessly recreates the object, using quoting and escaping appropriate for the wrapper's stored string value.