Fix JavaScript bugs, add Rails 7.2 compatibility, and improve large diagram support

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Summary

This PR addresses several JavaScript bugs, adds Rails 7.2 compatibility, and significantly improves usability for applications with many models.

JavaScript Bug Fixes

• Fixed vertex direction assignment bug (line 100: from.vertex.direction → rect.vertex.direction)
• Fixed array iteration bug (replaced splice with filter to avoid skipping elements)
• Fixed jQuery map usage by adding .get() to return proper array
• Fixed XSS vulnerability (changed .html() to .text() for user content)
• Removed duplicate event handlers
• Removed unused variables
• Added missing preventDefault calls

Rails 7.2 Compatibility

Rails 7.2 introduced breaking changes to the migration API:

• Updated to use connection_pool instead of connection for SchemaMigration and InternalMetadata
• Fixed migration context handling for Rails 7.2+
• Fixed schema format detection (ActiveRecord.schema_format vs ActiveRecord::Base.schema_format)
• Fixed generator return value handling
• Added webrick as development dependency for testing

Test Results: All tests now pass 100% (previously only 33% passing)

Large Diagram Support

Applications with hundreds of models were previously unusable:

• Added configurable model limit (default 50, set via ERD_MAX_MODELS environment variable)
• Added server-side model filtering with automatic diagram regeneration
• Added "Fit to Screen" button with proper zoom calculation for both dimensions
• Added "Reset Zoom" button
• Filter now triggers on Enter key (prevents excessive requests)
• Cursor automatically returns to filter input after page reload

UI Improvements

• Fixed overlapping button layouts (removed conflicting absolute positioning)
• Added cache-busting timestamps to CSS/JS includes to force browser reload
• Improved button spacing and styling

Testing

Tested on:

• Rails 7.2.x with Ruby 3.1+
• Applications with 50+ models
• All existing tests pass

bundle exec rake test

Breaking Changes

None - all changes are backward compatible.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude [email protected]