* Extend schemas with new fields and relationships for teams
* Implement listing sites and sites with invitations with teams
* Implement creating invitations with teams
* Implement accepting invites with teams
* Add `Teams.SiteTransfer` schema
* Implement creating ownership transfers
* Implement accepting site transfer between teams
* Make results shapes from `Teams.Memberships` role functions more consistent
* Remove :team relation from ApiKey schema
* Pass and provision team on subscription creation
* Pass and provision team on enterprise plan creation
* Implement creating site for a team
* Keep team in sync during legacy ownership transfer and invitations
* Resolve conflict in `Teams.get_or_create` without transaction
* Abstract `GracePeriod` manipulation behind `Plausible.Users`
* Put `User.start_trial` behind `Plausible.Users` API
* Sync team fields on user update, if team exists
* Sync cleaning invitations, updating and removing members
* Transfer invitations too
* Implement backfill script
* Allow separate pg repo for backfill script
* Rollback purposefully at the end
* Update backfill script with parallel processing
* Use `IS DISTINCT FROM` when comparing nullable fields
* Handle no teams to backfill case gracefully when reporting
* Parallelize guest memberships backfill
* Remove transaction wrapping and query timeouts
* Make team sync check more granular and fix formatting
* Wrap single team backfill in a transatction for consistent restarts
* Make invitation and site transfer backfills preserve invitation ID
* Update migration repo config for easier dev access
* Backfill teams for users with subscriptions without sites
* Log timestamps
* Put teams sync behind a compile-time flag
* Keep timestamps in sync and fix subscriptions backfill
* Fix formatting
* Make credo happy
* Don't `use Plausible.Migration` to avoid dialyzer complaining
None of the tooling from there is used anywhere and `@repo` can
be defined directly in the migration script.
* Drop SSL workarounds in the backfill script
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Co-authored-by: Adam Rutkowski <hq@mtod.org>
