Migrate businesses altered from (BC, ULC,CC) to BEN

These businesses are active in Lear and users are filing new filings in Lear (missing oldest filings)

Find all businesses altered from (BC, ULC, CC, C, CUL, CCC) -> (BEN, CBEN) - (filed through notebook)
```
-- Query in lear db
select b.identifier, f.*
from public.filings f
join businesses b on b.id = f.business_id
where
filing_type='alteration'
and meta_data->'alteration'->>'fromLegalType' in ('BC', 'ULC', 'CC', 'C', 'CUL', 'CCC')
and meta_data->'alteration'->>'toLegalType' in ('BEN', 'CBEN')
and b.id in (
select b.id from public.filings f
join businesses b on b.id=f.business_id
where
filing_type='lear_epoch'
and b.legal_type in ('BEN','BC', 'ULC', 'CC', 'CBEN','C', 'CUL', 'CCC')
and filing_json->'filing'->'business'->>'legalType' <> 'BEN')
```

Approach to migrate BC -> BEN

Load previous filings with version data (no changes to primary table), while loading transaction_id for the previous filings should be smaller. Lear require previous filings should have smaller transaction_id, which is used to identify the order of filings
- Option 1: Find all missing transaction ids from the transaction table. (if it takes too long to execute this query then dump the whole missing transaction_id's into a temporary table and use this transaction id to load previous filings)
```
-- Query to find missing transaction_id
SELECT gs.i AS missing_transaction_id
FROM generate_series(1, ) AS gs(i)
LEFT JOIN public.transaction t ON t.id = gs.i
WHERE t.id IS NULL and NOT EXISTS (select * from (
SELECT 'filings' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.filings WHERE transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'addresses' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.addresses_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'aliases' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.aliases_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'amalgamating_businesses' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.amalgamating_businesses_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'amalgamations' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.amalgamations_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'businesses' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.businesses_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'jurisdictions' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.jurisdictions_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'offices_held' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.offices_held_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'offices' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.offices_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'parties' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.parties_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'party_roles' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.party_roles_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'resolutions' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.resolutions_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'share_classes' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.share_classes_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i UNION
SELECT 'share_series' as table_name, count(1) FROM public.share_series_version WHERE transaction_id=gs.i or end_transaction_id=gs.i
) t2 WHERE count > 0)
ORDER BY gs.i DESC;

- Option 2: Update all the existing filing with new transaction id which is greater than the newly loaded filings
```

Note: Businesses involved in multiple conversion (BC1255957, BC0460007) from BC -> BEN and then BEN -> BC - (Before Directed Launch) - Need to include in both migration scenario