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Code changes was requested by @leynos.

• Renumber migrations after the WIT default shift #89 (comment)

The following files were modified:

• tests/db_integration/libsql_wit_defaults.rs

Summary by Sourcery

Refactor the libsql WIT defaults integration test to use shared assertion helpers for migration and wit_version checks.

Enhancements:

• Introduce reusable async helpers to assert upgraded wit_version values and migration presence/absence in the database integration tests.

Tests:

• Simplify the legacy wasm WIT defaults migration test by replacing inline query/assert logic with shared assertion helpers.

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Reviewer's Guide

Refactors the libsql migration integration test by extracting repeated query/assertion logic into reusable async helper functions for checking wit_version upgrades and migration records, then uses these helpers to simplify and clarify the main test body.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce reusable async helpers to assert wit_version upgrades and migration presence/absence in the database.	Add assert_wit_version_upgraded to query a table by id and assert wit_version is upgraded to 0.3.0 with descriptive panic messages on failure Add assert_migration_absent to verify no _migrations row exists for a given version, with clearer error context if the query or row read fails Add assert_migration_present to verify a _migrations row exists for a given version and has the expected name, with detailed panic messages when expectations are not met	tests/db_integration/libsql_wit_defaults.rs
Refactor the legacy wasm wit defaults migration test to use the new helpers instead of inlined query/assert logic.	Replace duplicated query/assert code for wasm_tools and wasm_channels wit_version checks with calls to assert_wit_version_upgraded Replace explicit query/assert for missing migration version 10 with assert_migration_absent Replace the loop’s inlined migration name assertions with calls to assert_migration_present for each expected version/name pair	tests/db_integration/libsql_wit_defaults.rs

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