Function model_struct_name 

pub fn model_struct_name(table_name: &str, naming: &NamingConfig) -> String

The type name a SELECT * model is declared under and referenced by.

The single source of truth for #164. Both sides of that defect now call this: [determine_struct_name] below, which decides what the generated query function references, and CodegenBackend::generate_model_struct, which decides what gets declared. There is no longer a second derivation for them to drift apart from.

Deliberately does not apply row_struct_name’s row_suffix. The suffix exists to keep a per-query row type (GetActiveUsersRow) from colliding with the query function that returns it; a table model is not a per-query type, and suffixing it would make SELECT * FROM users declare UserRow — the very name a query named User already claims.

table_name reaches here from analyzed.source_table, which is not guaranteed to already be an identifier: SELECT * FROM app.widgets carries the schema-qualifying . straight through detect_select_star_source (unlike a query’s @name, which the parser already validates as letters/digits/underscore only), and apply_case alone does not remove it – the same shape as enum_type_name’s #136, just for a model struct instead of an enum. Routed through the same sanitize_for_identifier before singularizing and casing, so the . becomes _ before either runs.