Add new index definitions for various collections in hub-20-04-2026.txt#37
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Description
Why
Several high-traffic collections were missing explicit index definitions or relied on implicit/default indexing. As data volume grows, this leads to slower queries, higher CPU usage, and increased risk of performance regressions that are hard to detect late.
What this improves
This PR adds a complete, explicit set of index definitions for all relevant Hub collections, aligned with real query patterns (organisation, user, time-based, and compound lookups). Making indexes explicit:
Overall, this strengthens database performance, scalability, and operational reliability.