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Add pg_verifybackup documentation in English and Chinese #223

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Hiiii, @guanLouise welcome!🎊 Thanks for taking the effort to make our project better! 🙌 Keep making such awesome contributions!


## Overview

`pg_verifybackup` is a command-line tool used to verify the integrity and consistency of PostgreSQL database backups. It helps ensure that backup files are reliable when needed for data recovery.
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`pg_verifybackup` is a command-line tool used to verify the integrity and consistency of PostgreSQL database backups. It helps ensure that backup files are reliable when needed for data recovery.
`pg_verifybackup` is a command-line tool used to verify the integrity and consistency of Apache Cloudberry database backups. It helps ensure that backup files are reliable when needed for data recovery.


## Installation and Configuration

`pg_verifybackup` is typically installed as part of PostgreSQL. On most Linux distributions, you can install PostgreSQL using the package manager, for example:
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Apache Cloudberry cannot be installed with package manager.

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