Restructure code in support of Effect-ts migration, revise DB service #254
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- Add Effect command types (EffectSlashCommand, EffectMessageComponentCommand, etc.) - Add isEffectCommand type guard and AnyEffectCommand union - Update gateway to detect and run Effect handlers via runEffect - Update withPerf to skip Effect commands (they handle their own spans) - Convert Track command handlers to native Effect Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This introduces a new "native Effect" pathway for authoring Discord commands, re-implementing the Track command to use a pair of Effects in order to prove it out.
Similarly, this brings in a new Effect-based Kysely dependency, providing the same type-safe queries but packaged in Effects instead of Promises.