/claim #7528

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Changes

Add database detection and backup support for Docker Compose applications deployed via GitHub App (dockercompose buildpack). Previously, parseDockerComposeFile() only created ServiceDatabase records in the Service code path — the Application code path detected databases but never persisted them, making backups impossible.

This PR adds the full chain: detection → record creation → backup scheduling → backup execution → UI.

Key changes:

• Migration adds nullable application_id FK to service_databases, makes service_id nullable, adds CHECK constraint ensuring at least one parent
• ServiceDatabase model gets application() relationship + parentResource(), server(), getDestination(), parentUuid() helpers for polymorphic parent resolution
• parseDockerComposeFile() Application path now creates ServiceDatabase records when isDatabaseImage() returns true
• Application model gets databases() relationship
• All backup infrastructure (DatabaseBackupJob, ScheduledDatabaseBackup, BackupEdit, BackupExecutions, Import, StartDatabaseProxy, StopDatabaseProxy, backup download route, cleanup helper, filesystem volumes helper) updated to use new helpers instead of hardcoded ->service-> chains
• New ApplicationDatabaseBackups Livewire component, blade view, and route
• Compose application general view shows detected databases with backup links

Issue

• Resolves #7528

Category

• New feature

Screenshots or Video (if applicable)

Screen recording demonstrating the full flow (login → dashboard → application with detected database → backup page → add backup modal) will be attached as a comment.

AI Usage

• AI is used in the process of creating this PR

Steps to Test

• Step 1 – Create a new project, add a new Application resource using “Docker Compose” via GitHub App (not “Empty Docker Compose” which uses Service model)
• Step 2 – Use a docker-compose.yml that includes a database service (e.g. postgres:16 or mysql:8) alongside an app service
• Step 3 – Deploy the application and verify the compose general view now shows a “Databases” section listing the detected database with its type
• Step 4 – Click the “Backups” link next to the detected database and verify the backup scheduling page loads correctly
• Step 5 – Create a scheduled backup, wait for it to execute, and verify the backup completes successfully
• Step 6 – Verify existing Service-type compose deployments still work as before (no regression)

Contributor Agreement

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• I have tested the changes thoroughly and am confident that they will work as expected without issues when the maintainer tests them