Delegate rustqlite connection persister to transaction persister #1863
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This is a small refactor that hopefully improves readability slightly.
Currently, the rusqlite connection persister and transaction persister are entirely different implementations, even though the connection persister just creates a new transaction, does what the transaction persister does, and then commits.
This makes the relationship a little clearly by explicitly delegating the connection persister implementation to the transaction persister implementation, so the reader doesn't need to manually compare the two implementations to see how they're related.