SPOC-307: Block zodan if lolor is installed on new node #245
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The pgEdge lolor extension creates tables in the lolor namespace schema to contain user large object data.
If lolor is installed on the target node when zodan is run, users currently get a message about there being existing user tables, and it fails (no user tables existing is a requirement of zodan).
It can be confusing for users to understand what the issue is. To make it clearer to zodan users, add an explicit check to tell the users that they should not have lolor installed on the target node.