Drops logfile.logtag from jooq and tests

[Tiihott]

Description

Drops logfile.logtag column from jooq and tests.

Includes:

• Commits from PR Updated jooq auto-generated code with new normalized object_format table for journaldb #286
• Updated jooq autogenerated code and test database with schema from REST-01 PR that drops the logtag column.
• Updated tests with the changes to jooq and test database.

Resolves #304

Keeping this PR as draft until the schema changes to journaldb have been approved in REST-01.

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