Preserve column properties on add FOREIGN KEY constraint operation
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Check that changing a column's type preserves a default value defined on the column.
This allows `RenameDuplicatedColumn` to correctly rename the foreign key constraint on migration `Complete`.
exekias
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Preserve properties of columns when duplicating them for backfilling to add a
FOREIGN KEYconstraint. Currently, the column properties that are preserved are:DEFAULTsbut this list will grow as more work is done on #227.