Cockroach: Add `--num` flag and default preloaded data for `user_promo_codes` MovR table

[ericharmeling]

All movr tables have a --num-[table] flag and default preloaded data, except for user_promo_codes.

--num-[table] flag

~ shell
$ cockroach workload init movr --help
~

~~~
MovR is a fictional ride sharing company

Usage:
cockroach demo movr [flags]

Flags:
--concurrency int Number of concurrent workers (default 16)
...
--num-histories int Initial number of ride location histories. (default 1000)
--num-promo-codes int Initial number of promo codes. (default 1000)
--num-rides int Initial number of rides. (default 500)
--num-users int Initial number of users. (default 50)
--num-vehicles int Initial number of vehicles. (default 15)
...
~~~

We just need to add
~
--num-user-promos int Initial number of promo codes in use. (default 5)
~
or something similar.

Preloaded data

~ shell
$ cockroach demo movr
~

~~~ sql

SELECT * FROM users;
~~~

~
id | city | name | address | credit_card
+--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------------+--------------------------------+-------------+
c28f5c28-f5c2-4000-8000-000000000026 | amsterdam | Maria Weber | 14729 Karen Radial | 5844236997
...
3d70a3d7-0a3d-4000-8000-00000000000c | washington dc | Michael Brown | 10742 Perkins Forks | 9780468564
(50 rows)
~

~~~ sql

SELECT * FROM user_promo_codes;
~~~

~
city | user_id | code | timestamp | usage_count
+------+---------+------+-----------+-------------+
(0 rows)
~

We just need a few users assigned to existing promo codes...

~
city | user_id | code | timestamp | usage_count
+----------+--------------------------------------+-----------------------+-----------+-------------+
boston | 19999999-9999-4a00-8000-000000000005 | a_blue_member | NULL | NULL
new york | 00000000-0000-4000-8000-000000000000 | a_down_man | NULL | NULL
rome | f0a3d70a-3d70-4000-8000-00000000002f | ability_until_student | NULL | NULL
(3 rows)
~

or something similar

[ericharmeling]

@danhhz I know you worked on this, but I'm not sure who to assign...

[danhhz]

I handed off the maintenance to @nstewart, the original author of movr. Word is that maybe @johnrk may be taking it over?

[nstewart]

Eric -- you or @johnrk may need to try it. I definitely won't have the bandwidth to do this any time soon. I'm also not familiar with Go, so I'm owning this in spirit only

[ericharmeling]

Sounds good!

[danhhz]

@ericharmeling or @johnrk this is actually a pretty perfect intro change for workload movr, should be straightforward. I'm happy to walk either of you through it. We should probably figure out who wants to own workload movr long-term and use it as a starter project for them.