feat: set users ID to be autoincrementing

[6ixfalls]

User IDs are currently recycled as the column is an ROWID. When a user is deleted from the database, a new user can obtain the same User ID, and the old user's files are assigned to the new user who now has full access to them. This changes the column to be autoincremented and also ensures this for old deployments.

[allenporter]

I noticed there are some test failures. Does your change pass the tests locally?

[6ixfalls]

I noticed there are some test failures. Does your change pass the tests locally?

Should be fixed, but I have not deployed this to test yet.

[allenporter]

OK Looks great. How did you notice this? I was wondering if we could have a test that reproduced the original issue in a similar way that you noticed it through the API e.g.:

• create a user
• add a file
• query the files for the user and see the file
• delete a user
• create a user
• query the files for the user and see nothing
  etc

[codecov-commenter]

Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is 80.00000% with 6 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 90.90%. Comparing base (70a23be) to head (0b52cd0).
⚠️ Report is 2 commits behind head on main.

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
...bic/versions/68964804740d_prevent_user_id_reuse.py	79.31%	6 Missing ⚠️

Additional details and impacted files

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- Coverage   90.96%   90.90%   -0.07%     
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  Files         113      114       +1     
  Lines       11749    11779      +30     
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+ Hits        10688    10708      +20     
- Misses       1061     1071      +10     

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[6ixfalls]

OK Looks great. How did you notice this? I was wondering if we could have a test that reproduced the original issue in a similar way that you noticed it through the API e.g.:

• create a user
• add a file
• query the files for the user and see the file
• delete a user
• create a user
• query the files for the user and see nothing
  etc

It might be quite long to add a test like that. I found this issue through an AI passthrough (and a few others, but those fixes are larger).

[allenporter]

It might be quite long to add a test like that. I found this issue through an AI passthrough (and a few others, but those fixes are larger).

Please sync and rebase. I added the test in #241 setup for you to update with your fix.

[allenporter]

Marking request changes; update the test that should reproduce the issue.