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Import Package and Version types from the git-pkgs database package instead of defining them locally. Both projects now share the same type definitions, keeping the packages and versions tables in sync. Delegate SQLite connection setup to the shared Open function so pragma settings (WAL, busy timeout, connection limit) stay aligned.
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Imports Package and Version types from
github.com/git-pkgs/git-pkgs/databaseinstead of defining them locally, and delegates SQLite connection setup to the sharedOpenfunction.This replaces ~70 lines of duplicated type definitions and connection boilerplate with imports from the shared package introduced in git-pkgs/git-pkgs#157.
The proxy's queries, PostgreSQL support, and proxy-specific types (Artifact, Vulnerability) are unchanged.
Depends on git-pkgs/git-pkgs#157.
Closes #16.