Remove HAVE_SQLITE3_{CLOSE_V2,ERRSTR} #18963
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As of PHP 8.5 the minimum required SQLite library is 3.7.17, and this removes the following preprocessor macros checks: - HAVE_SQLITE3_CLOSE_V2 (sqlite3_close_v2() function is available since SQLite 3.7.14.) - HAVE_SQLITE3_ERRSTR (sqlite3_errstr() function is available since SQLite 3.7.15) - SQLITE_VERSION_NUMBER should be now always greater than 3006011 (3.6.11).
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It would be kind of good to follow up on these minimum version bumps and clean the code on the way. I should recheck this a bit if everything is fine but these could be probably changed...
As of PHP 8.5 the minimum required SQLite library is 3.7.17, and this removes the following preprocessor macros checks:
Otherwise, tests fail when using SQLite 3.7.17 due to unconditional usage of SQLITE_DETERMINISTIC and similar... but this is for now not important.