Add a primary key to 'password_resets' table to allow compatibility with MariaDB Galera.

[iriseden]

Compatibility with MariaDB Galera Cluster

Adds a id field as the primary key in the password_resets table.

A primary key is required on each table when using a clustered database with MariaDB Galera.

[rmartinoscar]

DELETE operations are unsupported on tables without a primary key. Also, rows in tables without a primary key may appear in a different order on different nodes. @mariadb

I believe its just if you are gonna get rid of password_resets which we don't.
Also we need to make the change for the following tables as well: egg_mount, mount_node, mount_server.

They only have unique index no primary key

[lancepioch]

Thank you for the contribution, unfortunately I've thought about it and have decided against these changes.

One of the main reasons is that this table is a standard table with its structure coming from the standard laravel repository.

Luckily, you should be able to add a primary key to any tables missing one in your own application and there should be no issues with updating your application or database in the future.