add sqlite3 check to deeprank_is_available#1625
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What does this PR do and why?
This PR adds an explicit check for deeprank's dependency on the python interpreter to have been compiled with
sqlite3How was this tested?
Running with a python interpreter compiled with
sqlite3and withoutAI assistance
None
Checklist
CHANGELOG.mdupdated for user-facing changesRelated issues
#1624, haddocking/deeprank-gnn-esm#34
Notes for reviewers
This is an edge case, full python installations commonly used by users will have it's python interpreter compiled with
sqlite3- but in thin environments this is not the case.