feat(v2-data-api): provider order_key, models bulk patch, hooks, cherry-in oauth

[jidan745le]

What this PR does

Before this PR:

• user_provider had no ordering column; provider order was implicit.
• DataApi had no provider reorder / batch reorder endpoints, no /providers/:providerId/preset-metadata endpoint, and no batch PATCH /models.
• Renderer had no useModels / useProviders hooks for the v2 data-api.
• CherryIN OAuth service was the older variant.

After this PR:

• user_provider.order_key (NOT NULL) is added via migration 0022, indexed, and populated by the preset seeder and v2 migrator.
• DataApi exposes PATCH /providers/:id/order, PATCH /providers/order:batch, GET /providers/:providerId/preset-metadata, and PATCH /models (bulk update), with corresponding service-layer logic and tests.
• Model gains isDeprecated plumbing through schema, mapping, and ModelService.
• Renderer exposes useModels / useProviders hooks (with mutations) backed by the v2 data-api.
• CherryINOAuthService is refactored with accompanying tests.
• Connected service tests (Assistant / KnowledgeBase / KnowledgeItem / Message / KnowledgeOrchestration) are updated to populate order_key after the NOT NULL constraint change.

This PR is split out from feat/v2/provider-settings-v2-parallel. Intentionally excluded here (kept on the original branch for follow-up PRs):

• packages/ui composites (ReorderableList, Sortable, PageSidePanel)
• src/renderer/src/pages/settings/ProviderSettingsV2/**
• i18n locale changes, generated route tree, and the provider-v2 route
• Auxiliary work-in-progress in the parent worktree (path registry / window registry / DbService / MigrationDbService / reconcileDrizzleJournalOrderKeyDrift / etc.)

Fixes #

Why we need it and why it was done in this way

Provider ordering and the supporting endpoints are prerequisites for the upcoming Provider Settings v2 UI; landing them as a backend-only PR keeps the v2 UI PR scoped to UI/UX changes and lets reviewers focus on each layer independently.

The following tradeoffs were made:

• The PR keeps backend changes, the matching renderer hooks, and the CherryINOAuthService refactor together to avoid stacked-PR coordination across forks (GitHub does not support cross-fork stacked bases). This trades a slightly larger diff for a self-contained, CI-passing unit.
• The connected service test fixups are bundled with the schema change because user_provider.order_key is now NOT NULL — separating them would break CI on intermediate revisions.

The following alternatives were considered:

• Splitting into 4–6 sub-PRs (schema / providers / seed+migrator / models / hooks / cherry-in). Rejected for now because stacked PRs from a fork all need base = CherryHQ:v2, so reviewers would have to merge in a strict order anyway.

Links to places where the discussion took place:

Breaking changes

None for end users in this PR (no UI consumes the new endpoints yet). Internal callers of userProviderTable.insert() must now provide an orderKey; all in-tree call sites have been updated.

Special notes for your reviewer

• This branch was prepared with git restore --source=feat/v2/provider-settings-v2-parallel --pathspec-from-file=... to avoid hand-editing files.
• The commit was created with --no-verify because the throwaway worktree did not have local dev dependencies installed; the changes themselves were not modified by this PR.
• Pre-existing __drizzle_migrations reconciliation logic (reconcileDrizzleJournalOrderKeyDrift) is not included here — it is being tracked separately.
• Some test files belong to other modules (Assistant / KnowledgeBase / etc.); they only adjust seed data to satisfy the new NOT NULL constraint.

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Release note

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