Fixed importing sqlite3#verbose using destructuring syntax
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sqlite3#verbose now returns sqlite3 instead of globalThis object when
bound to undefined (void 0). This enables importing verbose in
typescript using `import { verbose as sqlite3 } from "sqlite3"`. Because
typescript automatically converts import statement to
`sqlite3_1.default.verbose();`.
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sqlite3#verbose using destructuring syntax
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sqlite3#verbose now returns sqlite3 instead of globalThis object when
bound to undefined (void 0). This enables importing verbose in
typescript using
import { verbose as sqlite3 } from "sqlite3". Becausetypescript automatically converts import statement to
sqlite3_1.default.verbose();.