Include time_created/time_updated on every model 🛢 #225
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Fixes #221
This should put a time_created and time_updated on every model that doesn't already have. It also indexes the existing fields. We no longer have a use for database.py as the declarative base is now in models.py.
I don't think we import database.py anywhere else though.
🛢 This change requires database migration