sea-orm-cli hard codes schema

Description

When using the sea-orm-cli like this:

sea-orm-cli generate entity -o entity/src/new \
	--lib \
	--with-copy-enums \
	--with-serde both \
	--date-time-crate time\
	-u postgresql://docker:root@localhost:5432/docker

Sea-orm generates something like this:

#[sea_orm(schema_name = "public", table_name = "account")]

Hard coded schema name is generally not a good idea as the user maybe want to use a different schema.
Also there is already the DATABASE_SCHEMA env var that would become obsolete.

Steps to Reproduce

1. execute the command above
2. see the hard coded schema

Expected Behavior

Just do not generate the schema like before.
Generate this instead:

#[sea_orm(table_name = "account")]

Actual Behavior

Generates this:

#[sea_orm(schema_name = "public", table_name = "account")]

Reproduces How Often

Every time

Workarounds

Just remove it afterwards

Reproducible Example

https://github.com/financrr/financrr-app/tree/main/backend

Versions

v1.0.0-rc.4

Start by running the sea-orm-cli generate entity command from the report against PostgreSQL and inspect the generated entity attribute. Trace the CLI's entity-generation path to find where schema_name = "public" is emitted. Done means generated entities use only table_name = "account" as shown in the expected behavior.