feat: reorder activity data item columns#781
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This PR reorders the
activitytable columns so thatdata_item_typeappears beforedata_item_id.The previous physical column order placed
data_item_idbeforedata_item_type, even though the ID is interpreted in the context of the type. The existingIDX_type_idindex already uses the more logical order ofdata_item_type, data_item_id, so this change aligns the table definition with that structure.For new installations, the base schema now defines
activity.data_item_typebeforeactivity.data_item_id. The related security test fixture was updated to keep the explicitINSERT INTO activity (...)column order and corresponding values consistent with the schema.For existing installations, a new install schema migration was added to move
activity.data_item_typedirectly afteractivity_id. The migration only changes the physical column position and does not alter data, indexes, column types, defaults, nullability or unrelated schema objects.