Make reference to libsqlite3.tbd non-version specific on macOS #846
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The filesystem reference to
libsqlite3.tbdfor the macOS platform had been hardcoded to the macOS 10.11 SDK. This PR updates the path of this file to the non-version-specificMacOSX.sdk(and hopefully fixes some downstream issues in the process!).