fix: add missing $27 placeholder for traces column in bulk food import

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Description

What problem does this PR solve?
The createFoodsInBulk INSERT query for food_variants listed 29 target columns but only 28 value expressions, causing PostgreSQL error: INSERT a plus de colonnes cibles que d expressions.

How did you implement the solution?
Added the missing $27 placeholder for the traces column in the VALUES clause.

Linked Issue: N/A (bug found during usage)

How to Test

1. Check out this branch and run pnpm run validate in SparkyFitnessServer/
2. Import foods via CSV using the bulk import feature
3. Verify that the import completes without SQL errors

PR Type

• Issue (bug fix)
• New Feature
• Refactor
• Documentation

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Backend changes (SparkyFitnessServer/):

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• [MANDATORY for Backend changes] Database Security: I have updated rls_policies.sql for any new user-specific tables.

Notes for Reviewers

Single-character fix: the parameter array already provided variant.traces as the 27th element, but the SQL VALUES clause jumped from $26 directly to now(), now(), skipping the traces column entirely. No schema or logic changes needed.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the SQL query within the createFoodsInBulk function in SparkyFitnessServer/models/food.ts to include an additional parameter placeholder ($27) in the VALUES clause, ensuring the query matches the number of columns being inserted. There are no review comments, and I have no further feedback to provide.

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[CodeWithCJ]

Thanks for your PR. The table previously had user_id which was removed in the previous PR. It could be the culprit .
I'm not sure about the traces placeholder column. If this something else, I'll look into it later today