[Maelstromeous]

Manual steps

Deploy while no alert is running (the early-morning UTC lull is the usual gap). Vehicle filters now include the event type, so an alert that runs across the deploy gets its per-alert vehicle counts split between an old untagged row and a new tagged one. Nothing else is needed: existing rows keep their current values, only new writes change, and a later rebuild from per-alert data corrects the history.

What this does

A drift audit and a plan review found several aggregate writes going to the wrong rows. This fixes the ones that are a key or filter mistake:

• Vehicle kills from a vehicle (infantry kills, roadkills, infantry team kills) were written to the victim's global vehicle row. They now go to the killer's.
• Vehicle deaths were filed under the killer's vehicle id (0 when the killer was on foot). They now go under the victim's vehicle.
• Missing event type on vehicle aggregate filters let one write create an untagged duplicate row, or increment both the tagged and untagged rows. Every vehicle filter now carries it.
• Facility captures matched on the whole embedded facility object. When a facility's details changed, the filter missed the existing row, the insert hit the unique index, and the capture was dropped. They now match on the facility id, like the bracketed path already did.
• Daily keys used the process's local time. Faction combat now keys on the alert's start day and victories on its end day, both in UTC, so each alert lands on one day and a rebuild from per-alert rows reproduces it exactly.
• Battle rank updates wrote character.battle_rank, while every reader uses character.battleRank, so a player's rank stayed at whatever it was when first seen.
• World on the killer's global character row came from the victim.
• Outfit Wars matches sent bracket messages that the API always drops; they are no longer sent.
• Outfit id "0" on a capture now counts as no outfit.

Validation done

tsc --noEmit and ESLint clean. There is no test suite in this repo.

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