fix(sqlite): split named queries without trailing semicolons - #4555
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Summary
Fix SQLite query files containing multiple named queries when an earlier query omits its trailing semicolon.
The SQLite parser now treats a subsequent
-- name:annotation as a query boundary while preserving source offsets. This prevents the preceding query from absorbing the next annotation and SQL.Fixes #4552
Testing
make startmake test