fix: correct typos in sqlite catalog function names and comments - #4507
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- RAMDOM → RANDOM and RAMDOMBLOB → RANDOMBLOB in sqlite/stdlib.go: these misspellings caused sqlc to not recognize SQLite's RANDOM() and RANDOMBLOB() built-in functions in queries - prepand → prepend in codegen/golang/struct.go (comment) - unsiged → unsigned in codegen/golang/opts/override.go (comment) - simpliest → simplest in compiler/selector.go (comment) - Overides → Overrides in protos/plugin/codegen.proto (comment)
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Summary
Fix several typos found across the codebase:
The RANDOM/RANDOMBLOB fix is the most impactful — it's a functional issue where queries using SQLite's built-in random number functions won't be recognized by sqlc.