docs: add ADR-0003 sqlx::migrate catalog/data migrations#175
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What
Adds ADR-0003 recording the decision to adopt
sqlx::migratefor PostgreSQLcatalog and data schema migrations.
Why
The homegrown migration runner tracked files by name with no checksum, so an
in-place edit of an already-shipped migration produced a silent schema drift that
broke
CreateTable. The ADR records the choice to replace it with sqlx's built-inmigration framework (which checksums each file and refuses to run when one changed
after it was applied).
Closes #
Testing done
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Checklist
cargo test --workspace) — n/a, docs onlycargo fmt --check) — n/a, docs onlyADR / RFC:
docs/adr/0003-catalog-migration-mechanism.md(added in this PR)Breaking changes
N/A
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