Pretty print auto-migration plans

[clockwork-labs-bot]

This issue tracks reimplementing the work from stale PR #2065, which has been closed because it is too far out of date to merge directly.

## Original pull request
- PR #2065: [Pretty print auto-migration plans](https://github.com/clockworklabs/SpacetimeDB/pull/2065)
- Original author: @kazimuth

## What the original PR was trying to do
# Description of Changes

Implements https://github.com/orgs/clockworklabs/projects/22/views/16?filterQuery=migration&pane=issue&itemId=91111218.

While implementing this, I discovered auto-migration plans applied their steps in a nondeterministic order (I was iterating a hashmap and had forgotten to sort.)

This interacted in a particularly bad way with row-level-security policies:

• Row level security policies are removed and re-added in every automigration, to allow the core crate to re-initialize the relevant queries. (I disagree with this -- it should be an implementation detail of the core crate, not mentioned in auto-migrations -- but I'm not changing it in this PR; see my comments about it in the code.)
• Since ordering was random, the Add step for the policy could be run before the Remove step.
• Adding an already existing policy was implemented in an idempotent way by the core crate.
• So, any auto-migration could nondeterministically drop row-level-security policies!

This is now fixed by simply sorting the steps of an auto-migration in a prescribed way.

API and ABI breaking changes

This is a minor breaking change to the client API since it adds data to the result of an update call.

Expected complexity level and risk

0

Testing

Added a smoketest.
TODO: I want to add to the integration tests of the schema crate as well.

## Closure context
- Closed from the `close-stale-pr-create-issue` stale-PR sweep.

## Reimplementation notes
- Reimplement this work on top of current `master` in a new PR.
- Keep the original PR linked as historical context and as a source of useful implementation ideas where still relevant.