fix: make SequenceCheck.checkTableID logging thread-safe under parallel stream

[EdwinBetanc0urt]

Problem

checkTableID processes sequences with a parallel stream (sequenceIds.stream().parallel().forEach(...)), and each worker calls SvrProcess.addLog(...) directly. SvrProcess keeps its log entries in a non-thread-safe list, so concurrent addLog(...) calls can corrupt it (ConcurrentModificationException / lost entries).

Fix (keeps the parallelism)

Buffer the log messages in a thread-safe ConcurrentLinkedQueue inside the parallel lambda, and flush them sequentially (single thread) into SvrProcess.addLog(...) after the stream completes:

• Declare ConcurrentLinkedQueue<String> logMessages before the stream.
• Replace every in-lambda sp.addLog(...) with logMessages.add(...).
• After the stream: if (sp != null) logMessages.forEach(msg -> sp.addLog(0, null, null, msg));

The heavy work (load, validate, saveEx, native sequence creation) still runs in parallel; only the non-thread-safe logging is serialized.

Also: createMissingNativeSequence(...) is now called unconditionally (the log is what is deferred), so the native sequence is created regardless of whether a SvrProcess is present.

How to test

1. Run the Sequence Check process on a database with many IsTableID='Y' sequences.
2. Before: intermittent ConcurrentModificationException / missing log lines under parallelism.
3. After: all messages appear in the process result, flushed after processing; no concurrency errors.

Notes

• Behavior-preserving; only the timing/threading of log output changes (messages are flushed after processing instead of interleaved).
• Touches SequenceCheck.java only.

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