feat(seeding): persistence first-boot seeders and database run-once seeders#73
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RegisterPersistenceSeeder (class or delegate form) records seeders that run once, in registration order, after snapshot load and journal replay, only when the save is brand new (no snapshot, no journal). Seed writes go through the normal stores so later boots never re-seed; a seeder failure aborts startup.
RegisterDatabaseSeeder (class or delegate form) records seeders executed by DatabaseService at start, once ever per unique name: applied names are tracked in the __squidstd_seed_history table (synced independently from AutoMigrate), the history row is written only after a successful run so failed seeders retry, and duplicate names fail startup before any seeding.
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Summary
IPersistenceSeeder,RegisterPersistenceSeeder<T>()/ delegate form): run once, in registration order, on a FRESH save only (no snapshot, no journal -LastSequenceId == 0after replay), between replay and the autosave loop. Seed writes go through the normal stores, so later boots never re-seed. Fail-fast on seeder exceptions; documented edges: no-op seeders re-run, an emptied-then-snapshotted save re-seeds, mid-sequence failure skips the tail (prefer a single seeder).IDatabaseSeederwithName,RegisterDatabaseSeeder<T>()/(name, delegate)): run once EVER per name, tracked in__squidstd_seed_history(synced independently ofAutoMigrate); the history row is written only after success, so failed seeders retry at the next process start; duplicate names (ordinal) fail startup before any seeding.IReadOnlyList<TSeeder>materialization), interleave plugin-registered seeders naturally, and keep the services container-agnostic via optional ctor parameters.Test plan