First run of a new job is never persisted to dynamodb#1109
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This PR aims to fix a bug where Tron did not to attach a watcher to the first run of a new job. Interestingly enough, this bug has existed for several years now; since 85% of Tron jobs run every 20 minutes or so, this went unnoticed for a while since reaching the run_limit for a given job removes the old runs from the tail.
This will help heavier, less frequent job runs in ensuring data integrity and consistent observability across Tron. A unit test has been added to assert old behavior is no longer present.
All tests pass, keeping as draft PR for the time being until I verify more job runs on my local env.