fix: psql initdb: handle existing severity_enum, support stdout#2701
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postgres does not have a CREATE TYPE IF NOT EXISTS do as a workaround, we need to encapuslate the CREATE TYPE in a kind of try-catch block
this way, the tool supports writing to stdout and also allows overwriting the output file, which is necessary to get your own predictable file name, e.g. in orchestration 1. create a temp file 2. set permisions 3. add the content with intelmq_psql_initdb, writing to the empty file 4. delete it
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postgres does not have a
CREATE TYPE IF NOT EXISTS
as a workaround, we need to encapuslate the CREATE TYPE in a kind of try-catch block