Persist and load superusers #2797
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…rs as ephemeral to avoid persisting them
…utility function to create locked superuser accounts
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Previously, superusers were persisted to disk, but never loaded back again when the database was restarted. This essentially made all superusers ephemeral, since they only lasted for the duration of a SQL server process.
This change loads persisted superusers from disk, and also adds a new function to create ephemeral superusers that do not get persisted to disk.
This also includes a fix for the event scheduler to use a privileged account so that it can load events from all databases.