Cleanup Migrations

[MikeAlhayek]

As I am going through the migrations trying to solve a different problem. I clean up some of these services

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved readability of constructor parameters in multiple modules.
  • Renamed methods to reflect asynchronous operations more accurately.
• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected typo in documentation for the Id property.
• New Features
  • Added a method to update all features automatically.
• Chore
  • Simplified a logging statement in the UpgradeAsync method.
• Style
  • Changed access modifiers for better encapsulation of constants.

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Walkthrough

This update primarily focuses on improving code readability and maintainability across various modules of OrchardCore. Changes include method renaming to adhere to async conventions, formatting constructor parameters for clarity, and minor adjustments in method calls and logging. Additionally, there are updates to data migration management, enhancing feature updates and method accessibility.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../OrchardCore.AdminDashboard/Migrations.cs .../OrchardCore.Menu/Migrations.cs .../OrchardCore.Search.Lucene/Migrations.cs	Reformatted constructor parameters for better readability.
.../OrchardCore.ContentFields/Indexing/SQL/Migrations.cs	Added a blank line for cleaner code structure.
.../OrchardCore.ContentFields/Migrations.cs .../OrchardCore.Html/Migrations.cs	Updated method call and renamed methods to include Async suffix.
.../OrchardCore.Facebook/Widgets/WidgetMigrations.cs	Cosmetic adjustment in the constructor's parameter list.
.../OrchardCore.Media/Migrations.cs	Changed UpgradeAsync() from async to synchronous using a lambda expression.
.../OrchardCore.PublishLater/Migrations.cs	Renamed database column for compatibility with existing databases.
.../OrchardCore.Data.YesSql/Migration/DataMigrationManager.cs	Enhanced feature updates with new methods and renamed existing methods for clarity.
.../OrchardCore.Data/Migration/Records/DataMigrationRecord.cs	Corrected documentation typo.

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