Fix IDOR check bypassed when placeholder can't be resolved#937
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When resolvePlaceholder returned undefined (e.g. better-sqlite3 params passed as individual args instead of an array), the tenant value comparison was silently skipped. Now unresolvable placeholders produce an explicit error. Also fixes BetterSQLite3 param extraction to handle both .all([v1, v2]) and .all(v1, v2).
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When resolvePlaceholder returned undefined (e.g.
better-sqlite3params passed as individual args instead of an array), the tenant value comparison was silently skipped. Now unresolvable placeholders produce an explicit error. Also fixes BetterSQLite3 param extraction to handle both.all([v1, v2])and.all(v1, v2).Summary by Aikido
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