Constraint Naming Fix

This allows naming of a constraint. Currently, you will only receive the mysql auto named constraint.
Currently only this syntax works: ->addForeignKey( 'client_id', 'clients', 'client_id' )

This fix will allow this syntax to be used: ->addForeignKey( 'client_id', 'clients', 'client_id', array( 'constraint' => 'my_constraint_name_xxx', 'delete' => 'RESTRICT', 'update' => 'RESTRICT' ) )
The "constraint" option was not being handled properly, resulting in invalid SQL syntax

Signed-off-by: Jonathan Galpin <jonathan@iqzero.net>
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