FH6 Local Crypto Tool v1.1.1

Version 1.1.1 is a focused database-merge hotfix.

Whole-table replacement

Added Replace whole table (drop + rebuild) for donor tables that must completely replace their staged counterparts.
The selected staged table is dropped, recreated from the donor's complete CREATE TABLE definition, and populated only with donor rows.
Preserves primary keys, constraints, defaults, STRICT/WITHOUT ROWID properties, row IDs, indexes, and triggers.
Indexes and triggers are rebuilt after the row copy so donor triggers cannot alter imported data while it is being restored.
Foreign-key enforcement is explicitly disabled and verified before the transaction, preventing a replacement from being silently blocked by linked tables.
Rebuilt row counts and contents are compared in both directions with the donor before the output is accepted.
SQLite quick_check must pass before the completed database is written.

The original per-table action is now labeled Merge rows. It remains an ID-based row upsert: selected matching rows are updated, new rows are inserted, and base-only rows remain.
Replace whole table (drop + rebuild) is visually separate and removes base-only rows from that selected table.
Sparse patch databases containing only selected tables or rows remain supported through Merge rows. Do not use whole-table replacement for a sparse table unless it intentionally represents that table's complete contents.
Neither the staged database nor donor database is overwritten. Every merge produces a new SQLite output.

Tested with related wheel-category and annotation-style tables, including obsolete base rows, foreign keys, custom indexes, triggers, and tables without explicit primary keys.
Confirmed that rebuilt tables match donor rows and row IDs exactly and that obsolete staged rows are removed.
Whole-table replacement was independently confirmed against a real modded database.
The Windows x64 executable is genuinely self-contained and does not require a separate .NET installation.