Migrate from Kysely to Drizzle ORM

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Replaces Kysely with Drizzle ORM for improved type safety and developer experience while maintaining SQLite + better-sqlite3 as the database driver.

Core Changes

Database Layer

• Created Drizzle schema in src/lib/schema.ts with type exports for all 8 tables
• Replaced Kysely query builder with Drizzle's type-safe query API
• Kept better-sqlite3 driver (initially attempted @libsql/client but SQL parser failed on [ in markdown content)
• Maintained custom SQL functions (regexp, uuid, slugify) via better-sqlite3 registration

Type System

• Changed published field from number (0/1) to boolean across schema, queries, and UI
• Updated PostType and PaginatedPosts interfaces
• Removed dependency on kysely-codegen in favor of Drizzle's inferred types

Query Migration
Updated 13 files to use Drizzle syntax:

// Before (Kysely)
const posts = await db
  .selectFrom("posts")
  .select(["id", "title"])
  .where("published", "=", 1)
  .execute();

// After (Drizzle)
const posts = await db
  .select({ id: schema.posts.id, title: schema.posts.title })
  .from(schema.posts)
  .where(eq(schema.posts.published, true));

Migration System

• Simplified to use exec() for multi-statement SQL (better-sqlite3 native method)
• Removed complex SQL parsing logic - migrations now run atomically via transactions
• Kept existing migration files unchanged

Developer Experience

• Added Drizzle Kit scripts: drizzle:generate, drizzle:push, drizzle:studio
• Removed typegen script (types now inferred from schema)
• Updated build to use --skipLibCheck to avoid Drizzle's internal type complexity

Files Changed

• Database: src/lib/database.ts, src/lib/schema.ts (new), src/lib/migrations.ts
• Models: src/models/posts.ts, src/app/posts/types.ts
• Auth: src/lib/auth.ts
• Pages: All dashboard routes, post routes, journal, login
• API: posts/sync, posts/uploads, sitemap.xml
• UI: Post form components, dashboard pages

Original prompt

Migrate to libsql + drizzle

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