Add support for Django sqlite3

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It would be incredibly helpful for developers using the Django framework to have native support for sqlite3 in the devdb-vscode extension. SQLite is the default database engine for Django and is widely used for development purposes, especially for small-scale or lightweight projects. Having direct support for sqlite3 would streamline development and debugging workflows.

Proposed Changes:

Implement parsing and syntax highlighting for SQLite-specific SQL syntax within Django projects.

Add support for executing SQL queries directly on an sqlite3 database in VS Code through the extension.

Enable seamless integration with Django's ORM for quick debugging and viewing of database queries.

Benefits:

• Simplified development: Developers could directly interact with sqlite3 databases from within VS Code, saving time and improving productivity.

• Better debugging: SQLite is often used in development, and having integrated support can help troubleshoot database issues faster.

• Increased flexibility: Many Django developers use SQLite in the early stages of development. Supporting this database would cater to a wider audience, making the extension more versatile.

Context and Motivation:
Many Django developers work on projects that initially use SQLite as the database. Although sqlite3 is lightweight and easy to set up, it's not always easy to interact with or manage from within VS Code without additional setup. By adding this feature, devdb-vscode could provide a more streamlined experience, saving developers the hassle of relying on external tools or manually interacting with the database.

[damms005]

Zero-config support now added for Django projects.

Enjoy! 🚀