feat(db)!: port DataAccess to the Notes integer schema

Notes.RootBlogName/NoteBlogName/Type became RootBlogId/NoteBlogId/TypeId
on 2026-08-07, resolved through the new BlogNames and NoteTypes tables.
There is no compatibility view, so every affected statement is a hard cut.

All 14 call sites in DataAccess.cs are ported:

- Notes->Blogs joins go through Blogs.BlogId in one integer hop; the
  Notes->Posts join in GetRepliesWithFilledText is the only one that must
  route through BlogNames, since Posts carries no BlogId
- AddNote registers both blog names and the note type with INSERT OR
  IGNORE before inserting, in one transaction committed before the console
  sleep. Registering the type matters: an unseen type would resolve to
  NULL and fail NOT NULL on TypeId, silently losing the note
- The LEFT JOIN Notes in GetPosts is dropped rather than translated. It
  selected nothing, could not remove a row, and its duplicates were
  collapsed by the query's own GROUP BY
- Duplicate-key detection moves to IsNotesDuplicateKey, matching the
  constraint and table instead of an exact column list. The old literal
  string is what broke on this rename
- EnsureReplyTextColumnExists drops DEFAULT '.', matching the migrated
  schema: new rows get NULL, not a placeholder nobody wrote

verify-db-schema.sql gains BlogNames, NoteTypes, Blogs.BlogId and the new
Notes columns, plus query 1d naming a pre-migration file and pointing at
normalize-notes.sql. Blogs.BlogId is deliberately not auto-fixable -- an
added-but-empty column makes engagement joins return zero rows silently.

Verified against the live 148 MB file: query plans hit the intended
indexes, and the BlogId join matches an independent name-resolved
formulation exactly on all 4,267 GetBlogs and 2,637 GetBlogsForLikes rows.

RolodexRepository.cs (16 sites) lives in the Rolodex repo and is not
covered here.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>

URLNotesGrabberCORE/TL.db.md

@@ -313,9 +313,17 @@ code to this table's contents, so prefer the join in anything long-lived.
 
 ## Porting to the integer schema
 
-Everything here was checked against the live 148 MB file. There are roughly 14 affected
-call sites in `DataAccess.cs` and 16 in `RolodexRepository.cs`. TumblThree needs no
-changes — its single statement touches `Blogs.IsActive` and `BlogName` only.
+Everything here was checked against the live 148 MB file. There were 14 affected call
+sites in `DataAccess.cs` and 16 in `RolodexRepository.cs`. TumblThree needs no changes —
+its single statement touches `Blogs.IsActive` and `BlogName` only.
+
+**`DataAccess.cs` is ported.** All 14 sites now read the integer schema, `AddNote`
+registers names and types before inserting, and `verify-db-schema.sql` reports a
+pre-migration file rather than letting the app fail on it. `RolodexRepository.cs` lives in
+the [Rolodex](https://git.basso.land/jim/Rolodex) repository and is not covered by that
+work. One site was dropped rather than translated: the `LEFT JOIN Notes` in `GetPosts`
+selected nothing and was collapsed by the query's own `GROUP BY`, so it could not affect
+the result.
 
 ### Column mapping
 
@@ -426,7 +434,11 @@ UNIQUE constraint failed: Notes.RootBlogName, Notes.PostID, Notes.TimeStamp, Not
 
 at two call sites to decide whether to swallow an exception. SQLite now emits the *new*
 column names, so those comparisons no longer match and real errors will surface where
-they used to be silently ignored — or vice versa. Both sites need updating.
+they used to be silently ignored — or vice versa.
+
+Both sites now go through `IsNotesDuplicateKey` in `DataAccess.cs`, which matches on
+`UNIQUE constraint failed` plus `Notes.` rather than on the column list. A literal
+comparison is what broke here; the next rename should not break it again.
 
 ### Updating notes
 
@@ -526,7 +538,7 @@ Crawler bookkeeping. Rolodex ignores all of these.
 `DataAccess.cs` joins on it to decide what to collect:
 
 ```sql
--- as it will read after the integer-schema port; see the porting guide above
+-- shape only; the ported GetBlogs joins Blogs directly on BlogId and needs no BlogNames hop
 SELECT bn.BlogName, count(*)
   FROM Notes n
   JOIN Blogs     b  ON b.BlogId  = n.NoteBlogId