Chore: signerdb schema versions #4965
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Description
This adds schema versioning and migration logic to the signerdb sqlite database #4963
The implementation of this is pretty similar to the migration logic used in other dbs. One difference is that this drops tables if they were previously present. Because signers have not needed to use this DB yet in production, this is safe, and due to the previously lacking migration logic this is necessary anyways. The "drop" command just eliminates the need for someone to clear the database themselves.