feat: add Query Builder insertGetID()

[memleakd]

Description

This PR proposes adding insertGetID() to Query Builder. This is a small API, but it removes a very common bit of friction: inserting a row and then immediately asking the connection for the generated ID.

Instead of writing:

$builder->insert($data);
$insertID = $db->insertID();

users can write:

$insertID = $builder->insertGetID($data);

That keeps the intent in one place: "insert this row and give me its ID". It is easier to read, harder to misuse, and avoids making users jump from the builder back to the connection for the second half of the same operation.

The method stays deliberately thin. It uses the existing insert() flow, then returns the database driver's existing insertID() value. It returns false when the insert fails, when no row is inserted, or when the builder is running in test/pretend mode.

I also blocked this from being proxied through Model, since Model already has its own insert flow with validation, events, timestamps, and return-ID behavior. This keeps the new method scoped to Query Builder, where it belongs.

Tests cover successful inserts, insert failures, no affected rows, test/pretend mode, and the Model guard.

Checklist:

• Securely signed commits
• Component(s) with PHPDoc blocks, only if necessary or adds value (without duplication)
• Unit testing, with >80% coverage
• User guide updated
• Conforms to style guide

[michalsn]

We should document that this new method cannot be used with prepared statements.

I also find insertGetID() slightly awkward, but I cannot think of a better alternative.

Also, I am not entirely convinced that we need this in Query Builder, but I would like to hear what others think.

[memleakd]

I updated the docs to mention the prepared-query limitation.

About the API itself, I agree this is different from things like whereExists(), havingBetween(), transaction(), or retryable exceptions, where the feature clearly fills a missing capability. This is more of a small DX helper.

I’m happy to hear what others think and close this if undesired.

[patel-vansh]

I took think that insertGetId() name can be slightly awkward. And if we try to change the name to something that actually means what the function does, then the name would be too long to just use the original two line approach instead of this new function.