Laravel Blueprint how to add options when creating the table - laravel-5

I have a migration that I'm using to create a table.
My database is MySQL and I would like to add
CHECKSUM=1
to the create statement. How would I do this?
I don't see any way to pass database options when defining the Schema::create closure.
Laravel 5.4

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