FOUR-33374 Fix issue qualifing columns in queries

[caleeli]

Issue & Reproduction Steps

Non-admin task lists sorted by case title hit an ambiguous user_id SQL error.

Solution

• Qualify columns.
• Use subquery in sort by

How to Test

• Login with a non admin user
• Go to tasks
• Sort by case_title

Related Tickets & Packages

• https://processmaker.atlassian.net/browse/FOUR-33374

ci:deploy

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PR Summary

Medium Risk
Touches core task index SQL (filters, ordering, non-admin scoping); behavior should be equivalent but sort/join strategy changed, so edge cases in ordering or permissions merit regression testing.

Overview
Fixes ambiguous SQL column errors (e.g. user_id) when non-admin users list tasks with sort on related fields such as process_requests.case_title, including with PMQL and advanced filters.

Query changes in TaskControllerIndexMethods: Drops conditional LEFT JOINs on process_requests / users for ordering and instead sorts via a new relatedOrderSubquery correlated subquery for user name, request JSON data.*, and process_requests.* columns (token columns still use process_request_tokens.*). Fully qualifies token columns in filters and scoping (process_id, status, user_id, id in applyForCurrentUser).

Tests: Adds TaskListNonAdminCaseTitleOrderTest covering case-title DESC ordering for non-admins, with and without fulltext PMQL.

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