Use Plaintext Header for SQLite #1054
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Closes #1029
EncryptedConnectionthat customizes the SQLite3 connection for SqlCipher & WAL modesqlite3.db3.sqlcipher_saltcargo macheteWould like to hear what people think about how the salt is stored -- open to suggestions on any better ways. Maybe the SDK can pass a file in? how it is now creates problems if the database file is moved/renamed/etc, but it should be clear the salt needs to be paired with it in the same directory.