Remove emergency alerts database tables#4536
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now that there's no data that depends on these, we can delete the tables completely. this was important to do as separate steps, or we could end up in a case where have have fragments of broadcast services sitting in our database but without the broadcast-specific tables, which would leave us unsure as to what those services were.
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Now that there's no data that depends on these, we can delete the tables completely. This was important to do as separate steps, or we could end up in a case where have have fragments of broadcast services sitting in our database but without the broadcast-specific tables, which would leave us unsure as to what those services were.
This commit is taken from #4202. The earlier work in that PR has already been merged, and this is the first stage of removing the database schema, which I'm splitting into separate PRs instead of doing in one.