feat(utils): infer primaryKeys from a DML model

[riqwan]

what:

• depending on other properties in a DML model, we infer primaryKeys between id properties and primaryKey-able properties.

Example:
  Model 1:
    id: model.id() -> primary key
    code: model.text()

  Model 2:
    id: model.id()
    code: model.text().primaryKey() -> primary key

  Model 3:
    id: model.id()
    code: model.text().primaryKey() -> composite primary key
    name: model.text().primaryKey() -> composite primary key

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[adrien2p]

Nit: for consistency and make it easier can you use the same approach as the other ones and if there is no type you can add a symbol.for to which we can refer too without being shown in the auto completion and then we can use it every time we need without having to think about which value to compare to know that it is an id.

You can look at the dml, properties and relations they all provide a static method ☺️

[riqwan]

I gave this a shot, but doesn't look nice when i tried it. Lets pair on this in the next PR. 👍🏻