fix: v0.5.3 — PR review fixes (orderBy consistency, redundant casts)

[teetangh]

Summary

Addresses 3 review comments from PR #39:

1. HIGH: findFirstRaw now supports List orderBy for multi-column sorting (was Map-only, inconsistent with findManyRaw)
2. MEDIUM: Removed redundant as Map<String, dynamic> casts in findMany orderBy (Dart type promotion handles it)
3. MEDIUM: Removed redundant as Map<String, dynamic> cast in findManyRaw orderBy

Test plan

• All unit tests pass
• flutter analyze --fatal-infos — zero issues
• dart format --set-exit-if-changed . — zero changes

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request updates the Prisma Flutter Connector to version 0.5.3, removing redundant type casts and adding support for List-based orderBy in findFirst queries. The reviewer suggests refactoring the orderBy type-checking logic into if-else if chains to improve code clarity and performance by explicitly handling the mutually exclusive nature of the types.

[gemini-code-assist]

For clarity and minor performance improvement, it's better to use an if-else if chain here. Since orderBy can only be one of these types at a time, this structure more clearly communicates the exclusive nature of these checks.

      if (orderBy is Map<String, dynamic>) queryBuilder.orderBy(orderBy);
      else if (orderBy is List) queryBuilder.orderBy(orderBy);
      else if (orderBy is ${m}OrderByInput) queryBuilder.orderBy(_orderByToJson(orderBy));

[gemini-code-assist]

Similar to my other comment, using an if-else if chain would be slightly more efficient and clearer here, as orderBy can't be both a Map and a List.

      if (orderBy is Map<String, dynamic>) queryBuilder.orderBy(orderBy);
      else if (orderBy is List) queryBuilder.orderBy(orderBy);

[gemini-code-assist]

To maintain consistency and improve clarity, an if-else if structure is preferable here as well. It makes it explicit that only one of the conditions will be executed.

      if (orderBy is Map<String, dynamic>) queryBuilder.orderBy(orderBy);
      else if (orderBy is List) queryBuilder.orderBy(orderBy);