feat(sqlite): add native STRICT table support

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Summary

Adds first-class SQLite STRICT table support to the current beta architecture.

const users = sqliteTable.strict("users", {
  id: integer().primaryKey(),
  name: text({ length: 128 }),
})

Drizzle Kit emits STRICT, preserves the metadata through snapshots, diffs, introspection, pull code generation, and recreate-table migrations, and rejects unsupported SQLite storage classes before SQL generation.

Compatibility

• Bumps SQLite snapshots from v7 to v8.
• drizzle-kit up upgrades v5/v6/v7 histories and defaults existing tables to isStrict: false.
• Missing strict metadata from mixed ORM versions is treated as non-strict.
• Strict mode changes in either direction use the existing recreate-table path.
• Built-in text(N) metadata is emitted as SQLite TEXT in strict tables so the generated SQL uses an allowed strict storage class; Effect Schema still derives the declared text limit.

Validation

• 223 focused Drizzle Kit SQLite tests passed across tables, v6/v7 snapshots, constraints, columns, generated columns, views, checks, commutativity, and generation flow.
• Strict introspection and pull code generation test passed.
• 3 SQLite Effect Schema/runtime metadata tests passed.
• drizzle-orm type tests passed.
• Pre-commit formatting and lint checks passed.

Existing work

This is the beta-branch implementation of the same feature area as #5389 and the earlier #202 request. #5389 targets the older main Kit architecture; this PR carries the feature through the current beta DDL/snapshot pipeline, including v8 upgrades, strict toggles, pull generation, and invalid-type validation.