fix(db): preserve applied migration checksums - #52
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The live Corpus database has applied SQLx migrations 1 through 10. PR #47 added documentation-only lines to migrations 2 through 9 after they were applied, changing their SHA-384 checksums and preventing every new server from starting. Restore those applied files exactly, document the immutability rule, and add a regression test for the applied migration checksums plus the existing unique-version guard. Verification: cargo fmt --all -- --check; cargo test -p corpus-core --lib (98 passed); cargo test -p corpus-server --no-run; git diff --check. The repository has no pre-commit configuration.