Migration: die Reihenfolge in up() stellte den unwiderruflichsten Schritt
(app_settings loeschen, dns_name-Spalte weg) VOR den einzigen Schritt, der an
vorhandenen Daten scheitern kann (unique('name') - hosts.name trug noch nie
einen eindeutigen Index). Schlug der auf MariaDB fehl, war der Schaden nicht
mehr rueckgaengig zu machen: DDL committet dort implizit, die Migration gilt
aber mangels Eintrag in der Migrationstabelle als nicht gelaufen, und ein
zweiter up()-Versuch stirbt an der bereits fehlenden dns_name-Spalte. Jetzt
steht eine reine Vorabpruefung ganz am Anfang, die simuliert, was die
Uebertragung schreiben wuerde, und mit einer RuntimeException abbricht, bevor
irgendetwas angefasst ist; das Loeschen der app_settings-Zeilen steht jetzt
hinter dem Unique-Index, nicht davor. Gegen echtes MariaDB geprueft,
einschliesslich eines Laufs mit zwei absichtlich kollidierenden Hostnamen.
HostStepsTest: Titel und ein Kommentar praezisiert - der Schritt vergibt den
Namen nicht mehr, er veroeffentlicht ihn nur noch.
HostNamingTest: ungenutzten Import entfernt (Pint), Rueckfall-Test fuer
HostName::label() bei einem Code ohne gueltige Zeichen ergaenzt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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