Add temporary database access for diagnostics - #8
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Summary
hv_db_queryWhy
hv_db_querycould not diagnose an internal-only managed database without a manually configured public URL. Existing Railway proxy support was designed for durable migration access and did not provide an operation-scoped create/use/cleanup lifecycle for diagnostic queries.Impact
Managed Railway databases can now be queried for diagnostics without permanent public exposure. Existing access is reused and never deleted; access created by the query is released in
finally. Cleanup failures preserve valid query results but return an explicit warning and stop instruction.Validation
tsc --noEmitnpm run buildnpm run docs:toolsnpm test— 106 files, 903 tests passedCloses #7