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chore: bump postgres_release to cut fresh AMIs (includes #2399) (#2406) Bumps postgres_release by 1 (lockstep) so a fresh AMI is cut carrying the migration and after-create.sql changes from #2399. Same pattern as #2349.
chore: bump postgres_release to cut fresh AMIs (includes #2399) (#2406) Bumps postgres_release by 1 (lockstep) so a fresh AMI is cut carrying the migration and after-create.sql changes from #2399. Same pattern as #2349.
chore: bump postgres_release to cut fresh AMIs (includes #2399) (#2406) Bumps postgres_release by 1 (lockstep) so a fresh AMI is cut carrying the migration and after-create.sql changes from #2399. Same pattern as #2349.
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