5bdfb8743c fix(telemetry): give warehouse_disabled the same schema and table counts as warehouse_enabled (#50643)
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## I have read the
[CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)
file.

YES

## What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Bug fix (telemetry).

## What is the current behavior?

**Before:** Disabling Warehouse fires `warehouse_disabled` with no
properties at all, while enabling it fires `warehouse_enabled` with
`schemaTargetCount` and `tableTargetCount`. Disables can be counted, but
nothing says how much was being replicated when the user turned it off,
so churn cannot be segmented by the size or shape of the setup being
torn down.

## What is the new behavior?

**After:** `warehouse_disabled` carries `schemaTargetCount` and
`tableTargetCount` with exactly the same meaning they have on
`warehouse_enabled`: schemas replicated in full, and tables replicated
individually on top of those. A disable of a project replicating one
whole schema plus two loose tables now reports one schema target and two
table targets, so enable and disable volume line up on the same two
properties.

## Additional context

**How:** The counts are read once, when the user confirms the dialog,
and held in a ref until the mutation succeeds. The setup mutation's own
`onSuccess` invalidates the setup-status and replication-sources queries
and awaits those refetches before the caller's callback runs, so
anything read inside `onSuccess` already reflects the post-disable state
and would report nothing replicated. The event is tracked from that
hook-level `onSuccess` rather than a `mutateAsync` callback: the status
refetch swaps the Disable card out of the panel, and mutate-level
callbacks are skipped once the component has unmounted.

The shape is reproduced from the `supabase_warehouse` publication
through the same helpers the table picker uses — the publication's
tables become a selection, and that selection is mapped back to targets
against the project's selectable schemas. Counting distinct schemas and
tables off the replicated-table list instead would put a different
meaning behind the same property names: a fully covered schema would be
counted as its individual tables rather than as one schema target, and
the two events would no longer be comparable.

Both properties are optional. The replicated-table list is assembled
from four queries, and when they have not resolved the properties are
omitted rather than sent as `0`, so "unknown" is never recorded as
"nothing was replicated".

Tests: unit tests for the extracted `buildSchemasWithTables` helper, and
a component test that drives the disable dialog against a publication
covering one schema in full plus one table from another.

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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Pamela Chia <pamelachiamayyee@gmail.com>
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