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Zero-Dependency Lightweight Time Travel for SQLite Databases

A new open-source tool adds time-travel functionality to SQLite, letting developers query or restore past database states with minimal overhead. It is designed to be ultra-lightweight with zero dependencies, making it easy to embed in existing projects. This could simplify debugging and data recovery for applications that rely on SQLite.

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