fix(gateway): prune retired quota state during reconciliation - #64
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Summary
sandbox_hoursandcomposio_callsdataWhy
Production quota objects still contain dormant rows for quota features that were removed from the product. The exact-schema reconciler correctly rejected those rows, leaving
/v1/me/usage, activity, and run admission unavailable. Earlier runtime code intentionally deleted these retired rows, so the forward migration must retain that product policy while continuing to reject malformed data.Verification
pnpm lintpnpm typecheckpnpm buildpnpm --filter @cheatcode/gateway-worker typecheckpnpm --filter @cheatcode/gateway-worker buildpnpm knipRisk and rollback
The migration deletes only rows whose text feature key is outside the two current quota features. It validates current rows, proves their counts survive the rebuild, and runs entirely inside one Durable Object SQLite transaction. Any error rolls back the migration.