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Keep double-quoted DEFAULT values quoted when writing table SQL - #4219
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A column default written as DEFAULT "x" is lexed as a QUOTEDLITERAL, which was matched by the generic id grammar rule and stored without its quotes. The generated or exported SQL therefore contained an invalid bare default such as DEFAULT 0000-00-00T00:00:00.000. Split the DEFAULT id rule so that a QUOTEDLITERAL is stored as a properly escaped single-quoted string literal using sqlb::escapeString, while bare identifiers stay as they are. sqlite3_parser.cpp and sqlite3_parser.hpp are regenerated from the grammar with Bison. Fixes sqlitebrowser#4081
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A column default written as DEFAULT "x" is lexed as a QUOTEDLITERAL, which
was matched by the generic id grammar rule and stored without its quotes.
The generated or exported SQL therefore contained an invalid bare default
such as DEFAULT 0000-00-00T00:00:00.000. Split the DEFAULT id rule so that
a QUOTEDLITERAL is stored as a properly escaped single-quoted string
literal using sqlb::escapeString, while bare identifiers stay as they are.
sqlite3_parser.cpp and sqlite3_parser.hpp are regenerated from the grammar
with Bison.
Fixes #4081