Fix: [igo-db] remove implicit like

[mickael-coquer-igocreate]

Summary

• Suppression du LIKE implicite : une string contenant % dans un where() n'est plus automatiquement convertie en LIKE. Ce comportement permettait d'injecter des patterns LIKE via des données utilisateur non sanitizées.
• Pour faire un LIKE, il faut maintenant utiliser l'opérateur explicite $like : { column: { $like: 'value%' } }
• Refacto des assertions dans PaginatedOptimizedQueryTest.js : remplacement de tous les assert.ok(sql.includes(...)) par des assert.strictEqual sur le SQL complet généré, pour une meilleure lisibilité et une détection fiable de toute régression.

Test plan

• Tests unitaires mis à jour (Sql, PaginatedOptimizedQuery)
• Assertions strictes sur le SQL complet dans PaginatedOptimizedQueryTest
• Vérifier qu'aucun where() existant dans les projets ne repose sur le LIKE implicite

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[mickael-coquer-igocreate]

Code review

Found 4 issues:

1. Two tests in "COUNT and IDS phase optimizations" still pass raw 'Dupont%' without { $like: ... } and never assert LIKE in the generated SQL. After this PR they silently produce = instead of LIKE, but the tests still pass — giving false confidence.

igo/test/db/PaginatedOptimizedQueryTest.js

Lines 466 to 496 in 1816d14

	describe('COUNT and IDS phase optimizations', function() {
	it('COUNT should have no LEFT JOIN, no ORDER BY, and use EXISTS for filters', () => {
	const query = mockGetDb(new PaginatedOptimizedQuery(Folder));
	query.query.verb = 'count';
	query.where({ type: 'agp', 'applicant.last_name': 'Dupont%' })
	.order('applicants.last_name ASC')
	.join('applicant');
	const { sql, params } = query.toSQL();
	assert.ok(sql.includes('SELECT COUNT(0)'));
	assert.ok(sql.includes('EXISTS'));
	assert.ok(!sql.includes('LEFT JOIN'));
	assert.ok(!sql.includes('ORDER BY'));
	assert.deepStrictEqual(params, ['agp', 'Dupont%']);
	});
	it('IDS should SELECT only id, use EXISTS, ORDER BY + LIMIT, and no LEFT JOIN when sort is on main table', () => {
	const query = mockGetDb(new PaginatedOptimizedQuery(Folder));
	query.query.verb = 'select_ids';
	query.where({ type: 'agp', 'applicant.last_name': 'Dupont%' })
	.order('folders.created_at DESC')
	.limit(50);
	const { sql, params } = query.toSQL();
	assert.ok(sql.includes('SELECT `folders`.`id`'));
	assert.ok(sql.includes('EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM `applicants`'));
	assert.ok(sql.includes('ORDER BY folders.created_at DESC'));
	assert.ok(sql.includes('LIMIT ?, ?'));
	assert.ok(!sql.includes('LEFT JOIN'));
	assert.deepStrictEqual(params, ['agp', 'Dupont%', 0, 50]);
	});

2. JSDoc example for _buildOrGroupExists still shows { 'applicant.last_name': 'Dupont%' } as input with LIKE ? as output. After this PR, that input produces = ? — the example is now inconsistent.

igo/src/db/PaginatedOptimizedSql.js

Lines 908 to 920 in 1816d14

	* @param {Array} params - Paramètres SQL
	* @returns {string} SQL avec EXISTS joints par OR
	*
	* Exemple :
	* Input: [
	* { 'applicant.last_name': 'Dupont%' },
	* { 'applicant.first_name': 'Jean%' },
	* { 'beneficiary.email': 'test@test.com' }
	* ]
	* Output: (
	* EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM applicants WHERE applicants.id = folders.applicant_id AND applicants.last_name LIKE ?)
	* OR EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM applicants WHERE applicants.id = folders.applicant_id AND applicants.first_name LIKE ?)
	* OR EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM beneficiaries WHERE beneficiaries.id = folders.beneficiary_id AND beneficiaries.email = ?)

3. Class-level JSDoc example shows AND a.last_name LIKE '%Dupont%' implying a raw string with % generates LIKE. Now stale after implicit LIKE removal.

igo/src/db/PaginatedOptimizedSql.js

Lines 28 to 38 in 1816d14

	* FROM `folders` f
	* WHERE f.type IN ('agp', 'avt')
	* AND EXISTS (
	* SELECT 1 FROM `applicants` a
	* WHERE a.id = f.applicant_id
	* AND a.last_name LIKE '%Dupont%'
	* )
	* AND EXISTS (
	* SELECT 1 FROM `pme_folders` p
	* WHERE p.id = f.pme_folder_id
	* AND p.status = 'ACTIVE'

4. The implicit LIKE was documented and used by downstream projects. The codebase has an established deprecation pattern (e.g. Model.destroy() emits a console warning before removal). A similar deprecation cycle would reduce the risk of silent regressions in consumer projects.

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