perf: swap around root_id and mount_path_hash in index#59652
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There is currently no place (outside of tests) where we filter by just the user and root_id, but there are places (and more with #59649) where we filter by just user and mountpoint.
By moving the two columns around in the index we ensure that the index can be better used for those queries.