chore(shard.lock): bump pg-orm to 2.2.3#376
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Pulls in the pg-orm fix that discards a connection whose COMMIT/ROLLBACK fails, instead of returning it to the pool poisoned. This resolves the "There is an existing transaction in this connection" 500s seen on PATCH /bookings/:id when a SERIALIZABLE serialization failure surfaces at commit and the wrap_in_transaction retry drew the poisoned connection. Also bumps placeos-models to 9.100.1 (came along with the shards update). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pulls in the pg-orm fix that discards a connection whose COMMIT/ROLLBACK fails, instead of returning it to the pool poisoned. This resolves the "There is an existing transaction in this connection" 500s seen on PATCH /bookings/:id when a SERIALIZABLE serialization failure surfaces at commit and the wrap_in_transaction retry drew the poisoned connection.