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Paragon: move module SQL to AC's data/sql/db-* layout for auto-update

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AzerothCore's DBUpdater scans modules/<mod>/data/sql/db-{world,characters,auth}/
(see src/server/database/Updater/UpdateFetcher.cpp). The previous
modules/mod-paragon/sql/{world,characters}/base/ layout was non-standard
and skipped by the updater, so a fresh deploy never had Paragon tables
created automatically.

Move all five SQL files into the standard layout. Files are idempotent
(CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS plus a DELETE+INSERT for the cost table)
and now apply on every dbimport / worldserver start, recorded by hash
in <db>.updates so re-runs are skipped.

Update BUILD-NATIVE.md to drop the manual mysql import section, and
document the SQL layout in the mod-paragon README.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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@@ -172,22 +172,19 @@ The standard AzerothCore three-database layout (`acore_auth`,
Easiest path: run the worldserver once with empty databases and let
`AC_FORCE_CREATE_DB=1` populate them, **or** use `dbimport` from the
install dir. Then layer the Fractured-specific SQL on top:
install dir.
```bash
cd <repo>/modules/mod-paragon/sql
The Fractured-specific SQL (mod-paragon) lives under
`modules/mod-paragon/data/sql/db-{world,characters}/base/` — that's the
**AzerothCore-standard module layout**, which means AC's built-in
DBUpdater picks it up automatically on every `worldserver` /
`dbimport` start. New SQL files are applied; previously-applied ones
are skipped via the hash recorded in `acore_world.updates` /
`acore_characters.updates`. No manual `mysql < ...` steps required for
deploys.
# world DB
mysql -u acore -p acore_world < world/base/paragon_gametables.sql
mysql -u acore -p acore_world < world/base/paragon_spell_ae_cost.sql
mysql -u acore -p acore_world < world/base/player_class_stats_paragon_basemana.sql
# characters DB
mysql -u acore -p acore_characters < characters/base/character_paragon_currency.sql
```
Re-run any module-specific SQL whenever you pull updates that touch
`modules/*/sql/`.
Modify-and-redeploy works the same way: change the file, push, pull on
the VPS, and the next `dbimport` run sees the new hash and re-applies.
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