[5.8] Use default INSERT INTO syntax for multiple records with SQLite #25995
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This bumps the version of SQLite dependency to 3.7.11, released March 2012. Using a default syntax for the INSERT INTO clause fixes an issue described in the bug laravel#25262, but only when used with SQLite 3.8.8 (released January 2015) or newer. The DEFAULT VALUES case needs to be still handled though, just like in the PostgresGrammar. Closes laravel#25262
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This bumps the version of SQLite dependency to 3.7.11, released March 2012.
Using a default syntax for the INSERT INTO clause fixes an issue described in the bug #25262, but only when used with SQLite 3.8.8 (released January 2015) or newer.
Closes #25262
(sending against the
masterbranch because of the version dependency)