Try to parse u32 in PG as i32 if Oid fails #2753
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Currently, trying to parse u32 from an INT column in Postgres fails with
`Err` value: DBError(Query(SqlxError(ColumnDecode { index: "\"roles\"", source: "mismatched types; Rust type `core::option::Option<sqlx_postgres::types::oid::Oid>` (as SQL type `OID`) is not compatible with SQL type `INT4`" })))`
This change adds a fallback - if parsing to Oid fails, try parsing as i32.
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Bug Fixes
Currently, trying to parse u32 from an INT column in Postgres fails with
Err value: DBError(Query(SqlxError(ColumnDecode { index: "\"number\"", source: "mismatched types; Rust type core::option::Option<sqlx_postgres::types::oid::Oid> (as SQL type OID) is not compatible with SQL type INT4" })))This change adds a fallback - if parsing to Oid fails, try parsing as i32.