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Commit 4f7abea96e added a test that uses Conn.Raw, which was added in
Go >= 1.13. The go-sqlite3 project runs tests with Go >= 1.11. Remove
the test from sqlite3_test.go, so it only runs with the correct
versions of Go.
Instead of adding a new test, modify the existing test that already
uses Conn.Raw() to check the type of driverConn.
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This can be easier that registering a new driver, in some cases.
Add a test to verify that this works.
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This relates to #870; it's not immediately clear that you need to pass a
different driver name to sql.Open from the documentation.
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https://github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3/issues/374
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The package is useless without cgo, but Go 1.7 will happily build it
since doc.go is a pure-Go file, even if CGO_ENABLED=0, like when
cross-compiling.
This is particularly problematic since the package is usually imported
for its side effects, and users would successfully build a broken binary.
Workaround golang/go#16981
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Fixes #226.
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