Use #![forbid(unsafe_code)] instead of #![deny(unsafe_code)]

[SmushyTaco]

#![deny(unsafe_code)] can be reversed with #![allow(unsafe_code)] while #![forbid(unsafe_code)] can't. With #![forbid(unsafe_code)] you just have to put it at the top of each file (Above the imports so at the very top of the file). So with #![deny(unsafe_code)] you might be using unsafe unknowingly.

[mehcode]

Fixed in 8d8fea8

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Note that when the sqlite feature is added we'll need to conditionally make that deny(unsafe_code) so we can allow specific areas where we must use unsafe to interact with the SQLite C API. But we can leave it forbid(unsafe_code) as long as the sqlite feature is not enabled.