Feature/quick views

[darinkelkhoff]

Summary

Introduces Quick Saved Views — a layer on top of Saved Views that enables frontends to present certain views with special, faster access (e.g., pinned views with optional record counts).

• New QuickSavedView entity with per-user settings (sortOrder, doCount) linked many-to-one to SavedView
• SavedViewsMetaDataProvider gains opt-in isQuickSavedViewEnabled flag, plus a userLevelRecordSecurityLock option applicable to all saved view tables
  • Also, sharedViews becomes opt-out (by default is turned on (should this be reversed?))
• QuerySavedViewProcess enriches saved view results with quick view values (type, sortOrder, doCount) when enabled; gracefully no-ops when disabled
• Memory backend gets a feature flag (buildJoinCrossProductFromJoinContext) to correctly include security-required joins in cross-product construction — needed for queries involving record security locks via joins
• Comprehensive test coverage including security lock scenarios with shared views and all-access keys

Details

QuickSavedView entity

• Joins to SavedView via savedViewId, scoped per user via userId
• Unique constraint on (savedViewId, userId) prevents duplicates
• sortOrder controls display position; doCount tells frontend whether to execute count queries

SavedViewsMetaDataProvider enhancements

• withIsQuickSavedViewEnabled(true) registers the QuickSavedView table and its join
• withUserLevelRecordSecurityLock(lock) applies record security across SavedView, SharedSavedView, and QuickSavedView tables
• SavedView security uses a multi-lock (OR) combining direct ownership and shared access via join

MemoryRecordStore fix

• New opt-in flag to build join cross-products from JoinsContext (which includes security joins) rather than only explicit QueryJoin inputs
  • This was discovered in the test that tried to select saved views through shared saved views (which is a join added via security). For now, just this test class opts in to the feature.
• Defaults to off for backwards compatibility; intended to become the default in a future release

Test plan

• Quick views correctly enrich saved view query results with type, sortOrder, and doCount
• Process works correctly when QuickSavedView is not enabled in the instance
• Applications can override lookupQuickViews() for custom behavior
• Security locks correctly restrict access per user, with shared view and all-access scenarios

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