fix: EXPOSED-145 Quoted table name breaks CREATE SEQUENCE in Oracle

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When a table with an auto-increment column is created in Oracle, a sequence must be created first.
If the provided table name has escaped double quotes, this CREATE SEQUENCE statement throws a syntax error:

object Parent : LongIdTable("\"Parent\"") {}

// java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-01741: illegal zero-length identifier
// Statement(s): CREATE SEQUENCE ""Parent"_id_seq" START WITH 1 MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 9223372036854775807

In the case of all the IdTable subclasses, this happens because autoincrement() on the id column is not being provided a custom name, so the fallbackSeqName string is being used. This string now removes double quotes from a table name.

Note:
Oracle (and H2 Oracle) are the only DB that rely on fallbackSeqName as they are the only supported DB that have needsSequenceToAutoInc == true:

/** Returns the name of the sequence used to generate new values for this auto-increment column. */
val autoincSeq: String?
    get() = _autoincSeq.takeIf { currentDialect.supportsCreateSequence }
        ?: fallbackSeqName.takeIf { currentDialect.needsSequenceToAutoInc }

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lgtm