2.0.0 (Jul 19, 2023)

Adds support for Mapbox's/Ghost's SQLite3 v5.
Adds support for Joshua Wise's Better SQLite3 v8.
Uses SQLite v3.35's INSERT … RETURNING statement when possible to improve the performance of Heaven.prototype.create by permitting batched inserts (a single INSERT statement for all rows).
Previously Heaven.prototype.create inserted rows one by one and used last_insert_rowid() to re-read them. This was necessary to get, e.g., the auto-incremented ids for the rows.

Batched inserts may explicitly set some columns as NULLs that triggered the SQL schema's DEFAULT value before in situations where the array of attributes has inconsistent keys. That's because batch insert requires all rows to affect the same columns and there's no explicit DEFAULT keyword in SQLite for a single value.

Given this may affect someone depending on individual insertion and the defaulting behavior, bumping the major version.
Detects the maximum query variable count from SQLite's version.
In SQLite v3.32 the default was bumped from 999 to 32766.

1.1.0 (Aug 21, 2022)

Adds support for Joshua Wise's Better SQLite3 v7.
This really just raised the peer-dependency version bounds.

Permits overwriting the sqlite and table properties by calling SqliteHeaven.prototype.with:
```
var heaven = new SqliteHeaven(Model, sqlite, "models")
var newHeaven = heaven.with({sqlite: otherSqlite, table: "other_models"})
```
This could be handy if you pool Sqlite connections and want to overwrite the default connection of a Heaven instance with one that has a transaction open, for example.
Adds SqliteHeaven.prototype.create_ for when you're not interested in the id of the created model(s). This both permits batch creating (a single INSERT statement) and improves performance by skipping parsing the returned attributes.
Returns undefined from SqliteHeaven.prototype.update and SqliteHeaven.prototype.delete instead of the Sqlite implementation's regular result.
Trying to always return the implementation's result (which was the number of rows updated with Better SQLite3) interferes with batching updates.

Adds support for Joshua Wise's Better SQLite3.
Better SQLite3 is also synchronous, so all of the CRUD methods of BetterSqliteHeaven are also synchronous. The Mapbox's SQLite3 version continues to be asynchronous and promised-based.

You can get the data mapper for Better SQLite3 from heaven-sqlite/better:
```
var SqliteHeaven = require("heaven-sqlite/better")
var Sqlite3 = require("better-sqlite3")
var sqlite = new Sqlite3.Database(":memory:")

function Model(attrs) { Object.assign(this, attrs)}
var modelsDb = new SqliteHeaven(Model, sqlite, "models")
```
HeavenSqlite.js's tests use the async feature of JavaScript and therefore require Node v7.6 or newer. HeavenSqlite.js itself should run well even in Node v4.
Also upgrades Heaven.js to v0.12.
That version no longer instantiates models from attributes given to Heaven.prototype.create. If you do need models for client-side default attributes, for example, instantiate them before calling Heaven.prototype.create:
```
var heaven = new SqliteHeaven(Model, sqlite, "models")

heaven.create(new Model({name: "John"}))
```