This is a performance optimization to avoid fetching too many scheduled task rows.
Run is always created before the scheduled task which is created in send action step.
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It is possible that one email (e.g., purchase in category) is sent multiple times
to the same subscriber.
AutomationEmailScheduler::getScheduledTaskSubscriber was selecting the task based on subscriber and newsletter.
In the case of multiple emails sent to one subscriber, the method failed to pick ScheduledTaskSubsrciberEntity because
the query was fetching multiple results, but getOneOrNullResult expects only one result.
This commit fixes it by adding additional filtering by $runId to get the ScheduledTaskSubsriberEntity associated
with the correct run.
I did the filtering in PHP because an alternative would be using LIKE %% in the query. The meta column is text.
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