[Refactor] Remove legacy Fast conversation storage - #1606
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What changed
fast_agent_conversation_aliases,slack_quick_answers, and both N-1-onlyslack_quick_answer_idforeign-key columns.Why this change was made
This completes phase 2 of the compatibility removal planned in #1568 after canonical Fast conversation storage shipped in 0.41.0. The legacy schema and write bridge were retained for one release solely to preserve rollout and N-1 rollback safety.
Impact
There is no intended user-facing behavior change. Fast conversation persistence remains canonical, while the database no longer carries the retired compatibility tables or synchronization machinery. Upgrade Compatibility still rejects older or malformed baselines and still requires the supported rollback image to remain healthy through a cold restart on the contracted schema.
Release requirement: this migration must ship only in a release whose supported N-1 rollback target is 0.41.0 or newer. Rolling back to an older release would run code that still reads and writes the schema removed here.