ORM PostgreSQL: Table name mismatch with module prefix

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When using PostgreSQL ORM with structures in a module, the ORM automatically adds the module name as a table prefix (e.g., models.sendsmsrequest), but the table is created without this prefix (e.g., sendsmsrequest), causing an error during insert operations.

Reproduction code:

main.v:

module main
import orm
import db.pg
import models

fn main() {
	mut conn := pg.connect(pg.Config{host: "localhost", user: "user", port: 5439, password: "pass", dbname: "db"}, pg.PoolConfig{}) or { panic(err) }
	mut db := orm.new_db(conn, orm.DataScope{})
	sql db { create table models.SendSMSRequest } or { panic(err) }
	mut sms_send := models.SendSMSRequest{msisdn: "123456", msg: "Test", sender: "sender"}
	mut qb := orm.new_query[models.SendSMSRequest](db)
	qb.insert(sms_send) or { panic(err) }
}

models/models.v:

module models
pub struct SendSMSRequest {
	pub mut:
		id int @[primary; sql: serial]
		msisdn string
		msg string
		sender string
}

Expected behavior: The ORM should use the same table name for creation and insert operations.

Actual behavior:

• Table created: sendsmsrequest
• Insert attempted in: models.sendsmsrequest → Error "relation does not exist"

Environment:

• V version: 0.5.2
• OS: Linux
• Database: PostgreSQL

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