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Session 2's PersonProvisioner picked CrowdType::oldest() for the org — silently wrong for multi-crowd_type orgs (Volunteer + Crew + Press are three distinct crowd_types in one org). Schemas now declare their target crowd_type explicitly via form_schemas.default_crowd_type_id. RequiresDefaultCrowdType publish guard prevents misconfigured event_registration schemas from publishing. PersonProvisioner: oldest() fallback removed entirely. Misconfiguration throws no_default_crowd_type at runtime; publish guard prevents it at config time. Migration uses a plain ulid() column without DB-level FK because SQLite's table-rebuild on ALTER ADD FOREIGN KEY cascade-deletes form_fields rows (form_fields.form_schema_id has cascadeOnDelete on form_schemas). Application-level integrity via FormSchema::defaultCrowdType() belongsTo + the publish guard + the runtime failsafe — three load-bearing checks, none of which require the DB-level constraint. Three pre-existing migration backfill tests bumped step counts +1 to account for the new migration sitting between WS-5c and WS-5d: FormFieldBindingMigrationTest (16→17, 14→15), FormFieldConfigBackfillAndDropTest (11→12), FormFieldValidationRuleBackfillTest (14→15), ConditionalLogicBackfillTest (5→6). Six event_registration test fixtures updated to set default_crowd_type_id to satisfy the new publish guard. FormBuilderDevSeeder.resolveDefaultCrowdTypeId() — VOLUNTEER → first-active → create-as-needed fallback chain; documented contract for future seeders. SCHEMA.md updated to v2.7. Refs: RFC-WS-6.md v1.1 §3 Q8 addendum (Task 4 of this session) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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