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add interfaces to get random virtual/rtree table names - #644

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This is a lack of random name generation for virtual and rtree tables.

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Virtual tables and rtree are specific to SQLite. Perhaps putting these in the SQLite3Schema or so would be a better fit?

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databaseTables is private and cannot be accessed in SQLite3Schema

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We can use the getter getDatabaseTables(), I think?

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