Phase 0c: Upgrade sqlite-jdbc 3.36.0.3 → 3.46.0.0

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Summary

Bumps org.xerial:sqlite-jdbc from 3.36.0.3 to 3.46.0.0 in build.gradle. This is a drop-in driver upgrade with no API changes — all existing tests pass.

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Requested by: @mbatchelor81

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Devin Review found 1 potential issue.

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🚩 Major version jump in sqlite-jdbc may warrant integration testing

The version bump from 3.36.0.3 to 3.46.0.0 spans 10 minor versions of the SQLite JDBC driver. While the sqlite-jdbc library generally maintains backward API compatibility, this is a significant jump that could include behavioral changes in SQLite's SQL dialect handling, WAL mode behavior, or connection pool interaction. The project uses Flyway migrations (build.gradle:65) and MyBatis with SQLite (application.properties:1-2), so any subtle behavioral changes in the JDBC driver could surface at runtime rather than compile time. The existing test suite (with 80% coverage requirement at build.gradle:42) should catch most regressions, but it's worth confirming all tests pass with the new version.

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All tests pass with the new version — ran ./gradlew clean test -x jacocoTestCoverageVerification locally with Java 11 before opening the PR, and CI also passed green.