Add indexes for non-primary-key job queries#777
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Closes #731 by adding indexes for the non primary-key queries used by job dupe detection and pending job selection:
publish_jobs (packageName, packageVersion)unpublish_jobs (packageName, packageVersion)transfer_jobs (packageName)job_info (createdAt), restricted to pending jobsI verified the migration against a fresh SQLite database, including rollback and re-application.
EXPLAIN QUERY PLANconfirms that SQLite uses each new index for its corresponding query. The regenerateddb/schema.sqlmatches dbmate’s generated schema.