fix: use ConnectionAwareSqlBatch for ChangeEventDAO.insertBatch

[manerow]

ChangeEventDAO.insertBatch was using a plain @SqlBatch, which works correctly with MySQL but fails on PostgreSQL. The failure occurs because the change_event.json column is of type jsonb in PostgreSQL and requires an explicit cast from character varying. As a result, CSV bulk imports (e.g., glossary terms, database schemas, tables, teams, etc.) triggered a BatchUpdateException when pending change events were flushed in PostgreSQL deployments.

The single-row insert() method already handled this correctly using @ConnectionAwareSqlUpdate with a (:json :: jsonb) cast for PostgreSQL. However, the batch variant introduced in #25542 did not include the database-specific handling.

I replaced @SqlBatch with @ConnectionAwareSqlBatch in insertBatch and added the explicit ::jsonb cast for PostgreSQL, aligning it with the existing insert() implementation and other batch methods in the codebase.

I validated the change by running CSV bulk imports against a PostgreSQL setup and confirming that change events are now inserted without triggering BatchUpdateException.

Type of change:

• Bug fix
• Improvement
• New feature
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• Documentation

[gitar-bot]

Code Review ✅ Approved

Clean, well-scoped fix that correctly replaces @SqlBatch with @ConnectionAwareSqlBatch to add the PostgreSQL :: jsonb cast. The implementation is consistent with the existing single-row insert() method and all other @ConnectionAwareSqlBatch usages in the codebase.

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