database: Add explicit_name column to dependencies table
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This can eventually be used to generate the index from the database.
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This is another PR extracted from #5066. This time we're adding a new column to the
dependenciestable, with information that was previously only available on the index. This brings us closer to having a single source of truth in the database and being able to generate the full index from it, if necessary.