fix: ORDER BY id in _get_scalar_relation_map#24
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Without ORDER BY, SQLite was free to pick an index-driven scan when a covering index existed on the FK column, traversing rows in FK-value order and producing a shuffled relation vector. Every other read in this file already orders by id; this one was the outlier. Closes #23 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ORDER BY idto the SELECT in_get_scalar_relation_map(src/read.jl:594).Without
ORDER BY, SQLite is free to use a covering index for the scan and traverses rows in FK-value order — so the returned relation vector ends up shuffled relative to source-id order. Every other read in this file already orders explicitly; this one was the outlier.Test plan
Pkg.test()for PSRDatabase.jl — all existing tests passgot == expected)