fix: Database seeding with scoped SQL instance in transactions #1072
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As noted in several responses on #1022, a 500 error occurred during database seeding.
This was caused by using a global SQL instance within a transaction, which led postgres to detect a transaction boundary violation and throw an error.
To resolve this, each seed function was updated to use a scoped SQL instance tied to the transaction.