Recategorize Deep Dive MySQL from Books to Community

"Podcasts & Videos" exists as a subcategory under both sections, but
the catalog's own precedent (Kedar's own blog is already listed under
Community, not Books) puts personal community-voice content —
individual blogs and podcasts — under Community, reserving Books &
Publications for formal published work. Moves the entry accordingly
and swaps its front matter from the books schema (authors/year/topics/
audiences/pricing) to the community schema (platforms/languages/
access/listing-status).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: Mazizova

…esources/books/deep-dive-mysql/cover.jpg …rces/community/deep-dive-mysql/cover.jpgcontent/resources/books/deep-dive-mysql/cover.jpg renamed to content/resources/community/deep-dive-mysql/cover.jpg content/resources/books/deep-dive-mysql/cover.jpg renamed to content/resources/community/deep-dive-mysql/cover.jpg

@@ -1,18 +1,17 @@
 ---
 title: "Deep Dive MySQL"
 link: "https://kedar.nitty-witty.com/blog/mysql-podcast"
-description: "A podcast that explores MySQL topics in depth — replication, high availability, backups, Group Replication, and performance tuning — for DBAs and the people who manage them."
-authors:
-  - Kedar Vaijanapurkar
+description: "A podcast by Kedar Vaijanapurkar that explores MySQL topics in depth — replication, high availability, backups, Group Replication, and performance tuning — for DBAs and the people who manage them."
 subcategories:
   - Podcasts & Videos
-topics:
-  - Administration
-  - Performance
-audiences:
-  - DBA
-pricing:
-  - Free
+platforms:
+  - Podcast
+languages:
+  - English
+access:
+  - Open
+listing-status:
+  - Active
 images:
   - cover.jpg
 ---