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ci: run SQLite regressions on pushes and pull requests - #4
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The 12 SQLite regression tests were not running automatically, so changes to mutation protection, SQL literal handling, or result comparison could land without executing them. Add push and pull-request CI that runs the existing suite against temporary fixture databases, plus Python syntax and commit-whitespace checks.
Pin Python 3.13.7, uv 0.11.19 (release SHA-256 verified), and both actions by full commit SHA. The suite uses only the standard library; no benchmark dependencies, credentials, provider calls, or dataset downloads are needed. README documents the exact commands and fixture-only scope.
Validation:
These checks exercise the real SQLite evaluator/comparator with small local fixtures. They do not establish measured model accuracy or benchmark-native acceptance.
GitHub validation at final head
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