sqlancer tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

SQLancer builds from source with Maven, all 45 unit tests pass, the SQLite NoREC oracle runs end-to-end executing thousands of SQL queries against SQLite3 successfully, and the CODDTest oracle detects real SQLite bugs.

SQLancer is a DBMS fuzzing tool that does not have a single 'app launch' — it runs as a CLI batch tool. Build (mvn package -DskipTests) succeeded. All 45 lightweight unit tests pass. SQLite NoREC oracle test passes (5 min run, 0 failures). End-to-end execution confirmed: java -jar sqlancer-2.0.0.jar --timeout-seconds 10 sqlite3 --oracle NoREC ran 34k+ SQL queries against SQLite with 95% statement success rate. The CODDTest oracle correctly found a real SQLite bug (rtree_i32 I/O error) logged as an assertion error during testing. All DBMS tests requiring external servers (MySQL, PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, etc.) are skipped as expected in CI.

Argusic installed sqlancer in 40 minutes and launched it; verification reached Verified running for real. 4 of 4 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

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