fix(dumbo): preserve original error when transaction rollback fails#183
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When a withTransaction callback throws, executeInTransaction attempts a rollback. If rollback also fails (e.g. connection closed, SQLITE_MISUSE), the rollback error replaces the original callback error — making debugging impossible. Wrap rollback in its own try/catch so the original error is always preserved and re-thrown to the caller.
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When a withTransaction callback throws, executeInTransaction attempts a rollback. If rollback also fails (e.g. connection closed, SQLITE_MISUSE), the rollback error replaces the original callback error — making debugging impossible.
Wrap rollback in its own try/catch so the original error is always preserved and re-thrown to the caller.