The --quiet flag was not suppressing mysqlcheck output for wp db check, wp db optimize, and wp db repair commands. Users still saw table names and progress information despite using --quiet.

Changes

• check(), optimize(), repair() methods: Added detection of WP_CLI::get_config('quiet') to automatically pass --silent to mysqlcheck when quiet mode is active

// Pass --silent to mysqlcheck when in quiet mode.
if ( WP_CLI::get_config( 'quiet' ) ) {
    $assoc_args['silent'] = true;
}

• features/db-quiet.feature: Added test coverage for quiet mode behavior across all three commands

Behavior

Before:

$ wp db optimize --quiet
wp_cli_test.wp_options
note     : Table does not support optimize...
wp_cli_test.wp_users
...

After:

$ wp db optimize --quiet
# (silent - only errors shown if they occur)

Users can still pass --silent explicitly to mysqlcheck if needed. Normal verbose output is preserved when --quiet is not used.

• Fixes --quiet option not working for wp db optimize and wp db repair #133

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