Change `domain_sessionid` to be a varchar instead of a `char`

[rlh1994]

Currently for redshift and snowflake the domain_sessionid column is loaded as a char(128) when most other columns are a varchar(128). In snowflake this doesn't actually matter as snowflake does not pad the string (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/data-types-text#char-character-nchar) but in redshift this padding does occur, which can lead to confusion from users and edge case issues with data models, it also has a slightly higher storage cost when compared to a varchar.

Given no other columns are a char I don't foresee a reason that this needs to remain as one.

This is everywhere I can see the definition made:

snowplow-rdb-loader/modules/redshift-loader/src/main/scala/com/snowplowanalytics/snowplow/loader/redshift/RedshiftEventsTable.scala

Line 134 in 05dd5ab

| domain_sessionid char(128) encode ZSTD,

snowplow-rdb-loader/modules/snowflake-loader/src/main/scala/com/snowplowanalytics/snowplow/loader/snowflake/SnowflakeEventsTable.scala

Line 134 in 05dd5ab

| domain_sessionid CHAR(128),

snowplow-rdb-loader/modules/snowflake-loader/src/main/resources/atomic-def.sql

Line 159 in 05dd5ab

domain_sessionid CHAR(128),

snowplow-rdb-loader/modules/snowflake-loader/src/main/scala/com/snowplowanalytics/snowplow/loader/snowflake/ast/AtomicDef.scala

Line 193 in 05dd5ab

Column("domain_sessionid", Char(128)),