Add status-first TaskRun index to speed up uncommon status filters

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A new SQL migration script has been added to create a composite index on the "TaskRun" table, specifically indexing the columns "status", "runtimeEnvironmentId", "createdAt", and "id" (with "id" sorted in descending order). Correspondingly, the Prisma schema for the "TaskRun" model has been updated to define this new composite index using the same fields and sort order. No other changes were made to the schema or public entities.

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internal-packages/database/prisma/schema.prisma (1)

689-689: Add status-first composite index on TaskRun
Introduces an index on [status, runtimeEnvironmentId, createdAt, id DESC] to accelerate queries filtering by status before other columns.

internal-packages/database/prisma/migrations/20250612133743_add_task_run_status_first_index/migration.sql (1)

2-2: Create TaskRun_status_runtimeEnvironmentId_createdAt_id_idx concurrently
Using CONCURRENTLY IF NOT EXISTS ensures the index is built without locking writes and skips creation if it already exists.

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