[Sqlite-kit]: Avoid duplicate CREATE INDEX during push table recreation #4991
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…on\n\nFixes duplicate index creation for SQLite/D1 push by removing index creation from the recreate-table helper; indexes are created once from planned create_index statements. Adds regression test to ensure a single CREATE UNIQUE INDEX is emitted.\n\nRefs: drizzle-team#3574
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Fixes #3574
Avoid duplicate CREATE INDEX during SQLite/D1 push table recreation by removing index creation in _moveDataStatements. Indexes are created once from planned create_index statements. Adds a regression test.