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Summary
Adds a CI job that runs the SQLite driver unit tests (
packages/mysql-on-sqlite) against Turso DB, a Rust reimplementation of SQLite.The workflow:
turso_sqlite3crate as acdylib(a drop-in for libsqlite3's C API).LD_PRELOADso PHP'spdo_sqliteresolves itssqlite3_*symbols against Turso instead of the system libsqlite3.The job is informational: Turso is in beta with a partially implemented SQLite C API, so failing tests are expected. The step uses
continue-on-error: trueso the job still succeeds and the test output is visible; we can track compatibility progress over time.Refs: #204
Test plan
turso_sqlite3builds successfully from source.sqlite3_*symbols.LD_PRELOADis wired up correctly).