linter: add cross-file validation for NOT NULL constraint pattern#957
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NOT NULL constraint pattern
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Generally, I want to be able to track the
NOT NULLconstraints across migration files as our postgres deployments have a transaction-per-file, and so I do the constraint in a different, earlier migration than theSET NOT NULLchange.Follow up to #910