Handle missing declared types and converter name brackets in sqlite3 - #9443

Nitpick comments: 1

extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_sqlite.py: 1

1054-1056: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a typed-column case with a distinct converter to the converter-priority test.

The test comment says column-name converters take priority over declared-type converters. Both queries select only expressions. Expressions have no declared type, so the declared-type branch never runs. Swapping the two converter branches would leave these assertions unchanged.

Add a table column whose declared type has its own registered converter. Select that column with the alias "name [METADATA]". Use a different converter name for the declared type. If the declared type also used METADATA, both branches would call the same converter, and the test still could not show which branch won.

Suggested fix

 # Expressions have no declared type; column-name converters still take priority.
 sqlite.register_converter("METADATA", lambda value: value.decode().upper())
+sqlite.register_converter("DECLTYPE", lambda value: value.decode() + "!")
 try:
     con = sqlite.connect(
         ":memory:", detect_types=sqlite.PARSE_DECLTYPES | sqlite.PARSE_COLNAMES
     )
     try:
         assert con.execute(
             "SELECT 1, NULL, 'value' AS \"name [METADATA]\""
         ).fetchone() == (1, None, "VALUE")
         assert con.execute(
             "SELECT 'value' AS \"name [METADATA\", 'value' AS \"name [[METADATA]\""
         ).fetchone() == ("value", "VALUE")
+        # A declared type with its own converter must lose to the column-name converter.
+        con.execute("CREATE TABLE typed_priority (payload DECLTYPE)")
+        con.execute("INSERT INTO typed_priority VALUES ('value')")
+        assert con.execute(
+            'SELECT payload AS "payload [METADATA]" FROM typed_priority'
+        ).fetchone() == ("VALUE",)
     finally:
         con.close()
 finally:
-    del sqlite.converters["METADATA"]
+    del sqlite.converters["DECLTYPE"]
+    del sqlite.converters["METADATA"]

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Review comment at @extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_sqlite.py around lines 1054 -
1056:
Update the converter-priority test around its existing `METADATA` converter
registration to also register a distinct `DECLTYPE` converter and create a table
column declared as `DECLTYPE`. Query that column with the `"payload [METADATA]"`
alias and assert the `METADATA` conversion wins; remove both registered
converters during cleanup.

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Review comments at @extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_sqlite.py:
- Around line 1054-1056: Update the converter-priority test around its existing
`METADATA` converter registration to also register a distinct `DECLTYPE`
converter and create a table column declared as `DECLTYPE`. Query that column
with the `"payload [METADATA]"` alias and assert the `METADATA` conversion wins;
remove both registered converters during cleanup.

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• crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs
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