Add SQLite database files for iCloud storage

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Pull Request Review: Add SQLite database files for iCloud storage

🚨 Critical Issues

1. Binary Database Files Should Not Be Committed

This PR adds three SQLite database files to version control:

• sqlitedata_icloud (main database file)
• sqlitedata_icloud-shm (shared memory file)
• sqlitedata_icloud-wal (write-ahead log file)

Problems:

• Binary files in git: SQLite database files are binary and don't belong in version control. They will bloat the repository and cause merge conflicts.
• Violates .gitignore: The repository's .gitignore already includes *.sqlite to exclude SQLite files, but these files don't have the .sqlite extension.
• Temporary/runtime files: The -shm and -wal files are SQLite's temporary working files that are automatically created/managed at runtime. These should never be committed.
• Security risk: Database files may contain sensitive user data, credentials, or personal information that shouldn't be in version control.

2. Incomplete .gitignore Coverage

The current .gitignore only excludes *.sqlite but SQLite databases can have various extensions or no extension at all. The -shm and -wal files are also not covered.

🔍 Code Quality Assessment

N/A - This PR contains only binary files with no code changes to review.

✅ Recommendations

Immediate Actions:

1. Remove these files from the PR

   git rm --cached sqlitedata_icloud sqlitedata_icloud-shm sqlitedata_icloud-wal
   git commit -m "Remove database files from version control"

2. Update .gitignore to prevent future accidents:

   # SQLite databases (add to existing .gitignore)
   *.sqlite
   *.sqlite3
   *.db
   *.db-shm
   *.db-wal
   *-shm
   *-wal
   sqlitedata_*

3. Document database setup instead:

   • Add documentation explaining how to create/initialize the database locally
   • Provide migration scripts or setup instructions
   • If this is test data, consider providing SQL dumps or fixtures in a different format

Best Practices:

• Database files should be created locally by each developer/environment
• Use migrations or schema files to version control the database structure
• Store connection configuration in environment variables or config files
• For test data, use seeding scripts or SQL dumps, not binary databases

📊 Impact Analysis

Risk Level: High

• Repository pollution with binary files
• Potential data leak if database contains sensitive information
• Will cause issues for other developers who pull these changes

🎯 Next Steps

Please close this PR and instead:

1. Remove the database files from your working directory (or add them to .gitignore)
2. Create a PR that updates .gitignore if needed
3. If you need to share database schema or test data, create a PR with migration scripts or SQL dumps instead

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