fix: int32→int64 BSON property values + CREATE OR REPLACE PAGE UUID reuse

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Summary

• All BSON property values changed from int32 to int64 to match Studio Pro type cache
• Array version markers (int32(2), int32(3)) preserved as int32
• CREATE OR REPLACE PAGE now reuses existing UUID
• BSON roundtrip test golden files added

Root Cause

Studio Pro crashes with Sequence contains no matching element when BSON int32 doesn't match expected int64.

Test plan

• go build passes
• go test ./sdk/mpr/ passes
• Studio Pro opens project without crash

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Review

The PR bundles two unrelated fixes (int32→int64 BSON types + CREATE OR REPLACE PAGE UUID reuse). Per the repo's commit checklist, these should be separate PRs — they have independent root causes, independent test plans, and independent risk profiles.

Issues

1. Debug logging left in (must fix)

sdk/mpr/writer_widgets_custom.go:59-82 adds 26 lines of log.Printf("SERIALIZE CHECK: timelineCustom Widgets: ...") debug code that should not be merged. This is hardcoded to a specific widget name ("timelineCustom") and would emit noise in production.

2. Inconsistent array marker treatment (must fix)

The PR description says "Array version markers (int32(2), int32(3)) preserved as int32" but the actual diff contradicts this — many array markers ARE changed to int64 while others are left as int32:

File	Changed?
writer_microflow.go — EnumerationCase int32(2), transArray int32(3)	Changed to int64
writer_microflow_actions.go — 6 array markers	Changed to int64
writer_odata.go — empty array int32(0)	Changed to int64
writer_navigation.go — int32(1)	Changed to int64
writer_widgets.go — int32(2)	Changed to int64
writer_widgets_layout.go — int32(2)	Changed to int64
writer_odata.go:282 — authTypes int32(3)	Kept as int32
writer_widgets.go:474 — empty params int32(3)	Kept as int32
writer_security.go:370 — int32(1)	Kept as int32
writer_imagecollection.go:76 — int32(3)	Kept as int32
writer_workflow.go:879 — int32(2)	Kept as int32

This needs to be resolved — either array markers are int32 or int64, but the mix will cause the same kind of Studio Pro crash the PR is trying to fix. The contributor should verify against Studio Pro-generated BSON which type is correct for array markers specifically.

3. Comment/code mismatch (must fix)

• writer_imagecollection.go:74: Comment changed to say int64(3) but code on line 76 still uses int32(3)
• writer_security.go:367: Comment changed to say int64(1) but code on line 370 still uses int32(1)
• writer_workflow.go:877: Comment changed to say int64(2) but code on line 879 still uses int32(2)

4. No test functions for the golden files

Four .mxunit test fixtures are added but there are no new test functions that actually use them for roundtrip validation. Without tests, these are dead files.

5. safeInt64 is a no-op

safeInt64(v int) int64 is just return int64(v). On 64-bit Go (which this project targets), int is already 64 bits. The function and its name (implying safety/clamping) are misleading now. Consider inlining or renaming.

Regarding int32 vs int64

It's understandable this was missed — the Go BSON library distinguishes int32 and int64 at the wire level, but Go's type system doesn't flag this as a bug since both are valid integer types. The mismatch only surfaces at runtime when Studio Pro's type cache expects a specific BSON type. A possible prevention measure would be a roundtrip test that parses Studio Pro-generated BSON and re-serializes it, then compares byte-for-byte — which is exactly what the golden .mxunit files could enable, if wired to actual test functions.

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AI Code Review

Critical Issues

• None found that would prevent the core fix from working

Moderate Issues

• safeInt64 regression: The safeInt64 function in writer_settings.go removes overflow clamping that was present in the previous safeInt32 implementation. While the affected settings (BcryptCost, DecimalScale, port numbers, heap sizes, parallelism values) are extremely unlikely to reach int64 limits in practice, removing defensive clamping without comment represents a slight reduction in code safety. Consider either maintaining similar clamping logic or adding a comment explaining why it's unnecessary for these specific use cases.
• Test coverage gap: The PR mentions "BSON roundtrip test golden files added" but no such files appear in the diff. While existing `go部分

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Superseded by #71 (BSON int64 fix) and #72 (CREATE OR REPLACE UUID reuse), split per review feedback.