[BUG] Postgres error when changing column type of a table with dependant view

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Describe the bug**

When a table column's type is changed and a view depends on that column, pg-schema-diff generates ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN ... SET
DATA TYPE without first dropping the dependent view. Postgres rejects the migration:

ERROR: 0A000: cannot alter type of a column used by a view or rule     

Expected behavior**

The view should be marked for recreation (dropped before, recreated after) whenever a column it depends on has its type altered, the same way it already is when a dependent column is deleted.

To Reproduce

• Start with a schema containing a table and a view selecting a column from it, e.g.:
  CREATE TABLE foo (id int, val text);
  CREATE VIEW foo_v AS SELECT id, val FROM foo;
• Change the column type in the new schema:
  CREATE TABLE foo (id int, val varchar(100));
  CREATE VIEW foo_v AS SELECT id, val FROM foo;
• Run pg-schema-diff plan and apply the generated SQL.
• The ALTER TABLE foo ALTER COLUMN val SET DATA TYPE varchar(100) statement fails with the error above.

Context

pg-schema-diff version: main (reproduces on current main)
pg-schema-diff usage: LIBRARY / CLI (both)