fix(FalukantService): update userHouse query attributes and transaction handling

- Modified the userHouse query to include 'id' in the attributes, improving data retrieval.
- Enhanced transaction handling in state and userHouse updates to ensure atomic operations, preventing potential data inconsistencies.

backend/services/falukantService.js

@@ -3902,7 +3902,7 @@ class FalukantService extends BaseService {
 
         const userHouse = await UserHouse.findOne({
             where: { userId: user.id },
-            attributes: ['householdOrder']
+            attributes: ['id', 'householdOrder']
         });
 
         const marriage = await Relationship.findOne({
@@ -3988,7 +3988,7 @@ class FalukantService extends BaseService {
 
         const userHouse = await UserHouse.findOne({
             where: { userId: user.id },
-            attributes: ['householdOrder']
+            attributes: ['id', 'householdOrder']
         });
         const productionDelayMinutes = 15;
         const runningProductions = await Production.findAll({
@@ -4011,14 +4011,18 @@ class FalukantService extends BaseService {
         let delayedProductions = 0;
 
         await sequelize.transaction(async (t) => {
-            await state.update({
+            await state.update(
-                marriageSatisfaction: nextSatisfaction,
+                {
-                marriagePublicStability: nextPublicStability
+                    marriageSatisfaction: nextSatisfaction,
-            });
+                    marriagePublicStability: nextPublicStability
+                },
+                { transaction: t }
+            );
             if (userHouse && nextHouseholdOrder != null) {
-                await userHouse.update({
+                await userHouse.update(
-                    householdOrder: nextHouseholdOrder
+                    { householdOrder: nextHouseholdOrder },
-                });
+                    { transaction: t }
+                );
             }
             for (const production of runningProductions) {
                 const startAt = new Date(production.startTimestamp);