Make SQLiteProcessor cope with '/' in column names #52490
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Fixes #52489
This PR provides a fix for the SQLiteProcessor when a column name contains a forward-slash charcter (
/). As documented in the issue, this was causing a crash because/is used as a delimiter in regular expressions.I have added an extra bit of test data to the DatabaseSQLiteProcessorTest testcase - hopefully that's sufficient to show that the fix works.