Support using blocking SQLite adapter when using an empty binary path #48
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This changeset adds support for using a blocking SQLite adapter when using an empty binary path.
Using an empty parameter to pass an empty PHP binary path will now cause this project to not spawn a PHP child process for any database interactions at all. In this case, using SQLite will block the main process, but continues to provide the exact same async API. This can be useful if concurrent execution is not needed, especially when running behind a traditional web server (non-CLI SAPI).
Builds on top of #45
Refs #35