[stable-25.0.x] fix(account): resolve the active user deterministically when picking which duplicate to keep - #6606
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…which duplicate to keep scheduleDuplicateAccountsForDeletion() picked a duplicate to keep via an unordered current=1 lookup, which can disagree with whichever row a live session/background sync is actually bound to if a past bug left more than one row marked current=true for the same account. Deleting that row then trips a foreign key constraint on any in-flight write still referencing it. Make getActiveUser()/getActiveUserObservable()/getActiveUserSynchronously() deterministic via ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1, and have scheduleDuplicateAccountsForDeletion() prefer whichever row that resolves to over the current flag. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5 Signed-off-by: Marcel Hibbe <dev@mhibbe.de>
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Backport of PR #6595