Fix background jobs that previously failed and were never completed properly #3113
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Some background jobs previously failed and did not have success or finished fields set due to bugs. This migration targets those jobs to update these fields so that the existing API endpoints for retrying background jobs can be used.
This is preferable to simply retrying older failed replication background jobs, as it's possible that the objects they correlate to have been deleted or changed since and so those old background jobs would no longer be applicable.
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Fixes #3067
This PR includes two migrations:
finishedorsuccessset properly in the databaseWork in progress. The migration numbers may need to be modified depending on relative merge timing of this PR, #3111, and #3112