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fix(refresh): hydrate projected rows with aliased primary keys - #366
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Refreshing a projected entity fails with
MissingHydrationKeywhen its primary-key attribute maps to a differently named database column. The saved query returns database column names, whilehydrate()validates attribute aliases.Load the returned row through the same attribute/original-attribute/loaded lifecycle used by normal query hydration. Preserve the shared projection snapshot and the existing public
hydrate()key validation. Add an integration regression covering the aliased key, virtual projection, repeated fresh reads, clean persisted attributes and loaded state, and unchanged original entity.Validation: the local Lucee 6 snapshot suite passed all 9 tests. Against released Quick 13.0.5, the same aliased-key test fails with MissingHydrationKey. Cross-engine CI is running on the updated branch.