refactor: normalize install schema snapshot formatting and nullable definitions#773
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This PR cleans up the install schema SQL definitions by normalizing the generated schema snapshot and aligning nullable column declarations between fresh installs and upgraded installations.
The schema snapshot in
db/cats_schema.sqlis updated to remove obsolete generator comments, use consistent SQL keyword and spacing style and omit redundant explicitDEFAULT NULLdeclarations for columns that are already nullable. These changes are intended to make the snapshot easier to read and compare without changing the effective nullable behavior of the affected columns.The install upgrade path in
modules/install/Schema.phpis updated with matchingALTER TABLE ... MODIFY ...statements so existing installations converge on the same column definitions as fresh installs.