feat: implement prepared statements - #294
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September 18, 2026 13:29
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Executing the same SQL repeatedly with different parameters currently prepares it on every call. This PR adds
db.prepare(query)with synchronous and asynchronous execution so callers can reuse one native statement. Statements clear their bindings between executions and exposefinalize()andisFinalized; callers should finalize them before closing the database. Prepared operations also use the connection's existing queue and lock, with tests covering reuse, errors, and finalization.