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feat(databases): sort list oldest-first so most recent appears at bottom - #219
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Verified: sort runs before the output-format match so it applies to json/yaml/table uniformly, and Rust's Option::cmp orders None first so null created_at values stay at the top as described. UTC ISO-8601 timestamps sort correctly lexicographically.
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One-line sort by created_at ascending after the API fetch. Nulls sort before any real timestamp (old databases without a created_at date stay at the top). Applies to table, json, and yaml output.