Bump aiosqlite from 0.12.0 to 0.16.0

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Bumps aiosqlite from 0.12.0 to 0.16.0.

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v0.16.0

Feature release

• Improved performance for async iteration on cursors (#34, #86)
• Support for deterministic user functions in Python 3.8+ (#81, #83, #84)
• Reduced logging severity for exceptions returned from children (#75, #76)
• Fix InvalidStateError when setting future results (#80, #89)
• Allow user to catch exceptions from close() (#68, #90)
• Tested under Python 3.9 (#91)

$ git shortlog -s v0.15.0...v0.16.0
     3  Caleb Hattingh
     1  Groosha
    14  John Reese
     1  Lonami
     4  Lonami Exo
     4  ZsoltM
     1  pyup.io bot

v0.15.0

Feature release

• Support for accessing connections from multiple event loops
• Fixed type annotations for connection methods returning cursors
• Move cursors into separate module from connections
• Deprecated loop parameter to connect() and Connection

$ git shortlog -s v0.14.1...v0.15.0
     7  John Reese

v0.14.1

Bugfix release

• Remove debugging print() calls. Oops! (#72)

$ git shortlog -s v0.14.0...v0.14.1
     2  John Reese
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Commits

• b1a7ea3 Version bump v0.16.0
• 09d7d82 Use attribution, switch to version.py
• 35bc433 Merge pull request #89 from cjrh/fix-invalidstateerror
• 8576305 Fix dumb closure bug
• 197d659 Resolves #80
• acb06a7 Merge pull request #91 from omnilib/py39
• e3b6f70 Use setup-python@v2, add 3.9 builds
• f8f4aa7 Remove twine from dev requirements
• 8fe0ee7 Merge pull request #86 from zsoltm/aiter_perf
• cad6c2a avoid name mangling
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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Superseded by #290.