Add composite database indexes for gallery queries

[cassioeskelsen]

Summary

• Add 5 composite indexes to Image and FujifilmRecipe models targeting the most frequent query patterns in gallery views
• No behavior changes — indexes only improve query performance

Why

The gallery views use ORDER BY and WHERE patterns that currently require full table scans + in-memory sorts. With a catalog of ~10k images, these queries take 100-200ms. Composite indexes bring them down to ~5-10ms via index scans.

Indexes added

Index	Model	Covers
idx_image_taken_id	Image	Default gallery sort (-taken_at, id)
idx_image_rating_taken	Image	"Rating first" toggle (-rating, -taken_at, id)
idx_image_recipe_rating	Image	Per-recipe image pages (recipe_id, -rating, -taken_at)
idx_image_favorite_taken	Image	Favorites filter (is_favorite, -taken_at)
idx_recipe_film_sim	FujifilmRecipe	Graph/explorer film simulation lookups

Query patterns matched

# filter_queries.py / queries.py — default gallery
qs.order_by("-taken_at", "id")

# filter_queries.py / queries.py — "Rating first"
qs.order_by("-rating", "-taken_at", "id")

# queries.py — images for a specific recipe
qs.filter(fujifilm_recipe_id=X).order_by("-rating", "-taken_at", "id")

# recipes/queries.py — recipes by film simulation
FujifilmRecipe.objects.filter(film_simulation=X)

Test plan

• All 1084 tests pass (indexes don't change behavior)
• Verify migration applies cleanly on a fresh database
• Verify gallery load time improves with a large catalog

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[gosku]

Thanks for this PR! Good catch — I hadn't noticed the queries were getting that slow. In the past I'd implemented this kind of multi-filter gallery with Elasticsearch, where everything is indexed by default, so I never had to think about it explicitly.

The PR looks good overall. I've left some comments on the code and one about the structure of the PR in general:

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(convention): The PR contains a no-op sync commit that introduces no changes:

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This commit exists solely to sync the branch with main, which should be done with git rebase main instead. Please rebase and force-push to remove it before merging.

See: Do only one thing with each commit / Clean up mistakes by rewriting history

[gosku]

(suggestion): The FujifilmRecipe table tends to stay small relative to the image catalog — recipes are unique combinations of camera settings, so the cardinality is naturally limited. For a small table, PostgreSQL's query planner may prefer a sequential scan over an index lookup, making this index add write overhead without a measurable query benefit. Worth considering whether it's needed.

[gosku]

(question)[non-blocking]: This migration is safe to skip for non-developer users since a missing index will not break the app. However, it is a good reminder that we need a way for users who just want to run the project to apply migrations easily — e.g. a make update command that runs git pull origin main followed by python manage.py migrate. Not required for this PR, but important to have before we ship any migration that adds or modifies fields or tables.