fix: add error handler for sqlite3 spawn to prevent process crash - #25
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When sqlite3 CLI is not installed, spawn() throws an error that was
previously unhandled, crashing the entire MCP server process. This adds
a proc.on('error') handler to gracefully catch the error and reject the
promise with a meaningful error message instead.
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When sqlite3 CLI is not installed, spawn() throws an error that was previously unhandled, crashing the entire MCP server process. This adds a proc.on('error') handler to gracefully catch the error and reject the promise with a meaningful error message instead.
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