spanconfig/sqlwatcher: use the right mvcc timestamp#73439
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When unmarshaling descriptor protos into their specific types, we want to pass in the MVCC timestamp at which that descriptor was read. Given we receive these protos through the surrounding rangefeed, we want to use the rangefeed event timestamp. We we erroneously using the timestamp found on the rangefeed event's "previous value", which the API guarantees will be the zero timestamp. (This tripped us up before; we added some commentary + tests in cockroachdb#71225 for the rangefeed library to make this clearer.) Release note: None
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When unmarshaling descriptor protos into their specific types, we want
to pass in the MVCC timestamp at which that descriptor was read. Given
we receive these protos through the surrounding rangefeed, we want to
use the rangefeed event timestamp. We we erroneously using the timestamp
found on the rangefeed event's "previous value", which the API
guarantees will be the zero timestamp.
(This tripped us up before; we added some commentary + tests in #71225
for the rangefeed library to make this clearer.)
Release note: None