fix: Avoid fallback to existing jobs index

  The in-progress jobs query for the export feature relies on the
  presence of a very specific index to be fast on cozies with a lot of
  `io.cozy.jobs` documents.

  To make sure the index presence detection goes well, we forced a sort
  on the `worker` attribute.
  However, since `cozy-stack` uses an index on `worker` and `state`
  only, CouchDB fallbacks to this index instead of detecting the index
  we want does not exist and runs the slow `$or` query in-memory.
  See apache/couchdb#4511 for more details on
  this issue.

  To avoid this fallback we will sort on a second attribute not present
  in the existing `cozy-stack` index: `message.slug`.

src/ducks/export/helpers.js

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ export const isExportJobInProgress = async client => {
         },
         $or: [{ state: 'queued' }, { state: 'running' }]
       })
-      .indexFields(['worker'])
-      .sortBy([{ worker: 'asc' }]) // XXX: forces CouchDB to require an index for the query
+      .indexFields(['worker', 'message.slug'])
+      .sortBy([{ worker: 'asc' }, { 'message.slug': 'asc' }]) // XXX: forces CouchDB to require an index for the query
       .limitBy(1)
   )