fix: install sqlite3 in dev container for playwright tests #299
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krokicki
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Does it need to be installed as a system dependency? Could it be run using Pixi, or using a Typescript wrapper like https://github.com/WiseLibs/better-sqlite3?
If we can avoid system dependencies it will make things more reproducible outside the container, which is nice to have.
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This PR fixes the failing Playwright tests in the dev container by adding sqlite3 to the Dockerfile. sqlite3 is used to delete tables in the test database after each test run - tables weren't getting deleted so tests had the incorrect starting state. This PR also improves the error message for when deleting tables fails, to distinguish between errors where the table doesn't exist vs other types of errors.
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