Enable foreign key constraints only in SQLite connections #13
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Description
This PR addresses compatibility concerns with SQLite connections by ensuring that the PRAGMA command is executed exclusively for SQLite databases. Without this fix, executing the PRAGMA command indiscriminately poses compatibility issues with MariaDB and MySQL.
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set_sqlite_pragmafunction to include a conditional check, ensuring that the PRAGMA command is executed only for SQLite connections.