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First class schema support through RIVER_SCHEMA and -schema - #629

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Here, similar to what exists in the main River project, bring first
class support for custom schemas to River UI (previously, it was
necessary to work around non-support using search_path).

Both riverui and riverproui start taking a schema via either the
RIVER_SCHEMA env var or the -schema flag. Leaving these empty
preserves the previous behavior in having River UI fall back to schemas
enumerated in search_path.

Fixes #628.

Here, similar to what exists in the main River project, bring first
class support for custom schemas to River UI (previously, it was
necessary to work around non-support using `search_path`).

Both `riverui` and `riverproui` start taking a schema via either the
`RIVER_SCHEMA` env var or the `-schema` flag. Leaving these empty
preserves the previous behavior in having River UI fall back to schemas
enumerated in `search_path`.

Fixes #628.
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River Pro UI workflow list ignores configured database schema

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