Fix parsing quoted table name on SQLite #6600
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The pattern used in parseTableCommentFromSQL() was invalid. It would wrap the value returned by quoteSingleIdentifier() in another set of quotes. It would only work for unquoted table names, which would be handled but the pattern that matches an unquoted name.
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The issue was discovered during the work on #6589.
The pattern used in
parseTableCommentFromSQL()was invalid. It would wrap the value returned byquoteSingleIdentifier()in another set of quotes. It would only work for unquoted table names, which would be handled but the other pattern – the one that matches an unquoted name.