incorrect casing of false in `someField default=false` silently causes migrations to always happen

We had a splice in production like:

Persist.share [Persist.mkPersist Persist.sqlSettings, Persist.mkMigrate "migrateAll"] [Persist.persistLowerCase|
Person
    isAwake Bool default=False
|]

When it came time to migrate, persistent would apply it. The next reload though, persistent would apply it again and then every run after.

If you lowercase False to false then the correct behavior happens: migration only happens once until something changes.

Postgres seems to not care about the casing here, but the check for if a migration is necessary does.

I think the correct behavior would be for either the quasiquoter to fail here for default=False or for the migration check to be case insensitive.

Start by reproducing the Persistent migration with the shown isAwake Bool default=False schema and compare it with lowercase default=false. Trace the quasiquoter and migration-checking paths to determine where casing diverges. Done means the invalid casing is rejected or equivalent casing no longer causes the migration to run repeatedly.