prompt_store: Fix deleted rules from the rules library being restored after restart#47323
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… after restart (zed-industries#47323) Closes zed-industries#40648 When deleting a prompt from the rules library, we now also delete it from the legacy V1 database tables (if they exist). Previously, the V1 data would persist and get re-migrated on the next startup. Release Notes: - Fixed an issue where deleted rules from the rules library were getting restored after a restart.
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Closes #40648
When deleting a prompt from the rules library, we now also delete it from the legacy V1 database tables (if they exist). Previously, the V1 data would persist and get re-migrated on the next startup.
Release Notes: