fix(gdpr): add indexes to user-consent entity - #1376
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Closes #1246.
This PR adds appropriate indexes to the
user-consententity to keep common query paths performant, specifically indexing theuserIdandconsentTypecolumns which are frequently used for lookups and filtering.It also includes a reviewable migration (
1802000000000-add-user-consent-indexes.ts) to create the indexes on existing databases.