A few nice little conveniences like IFF(). I like reading SQLite released because they seem good at avoiding adding cruft.
(The refusal to implement JSONB comes to mind.) Now if only I could get my shared web host to upgrade to a recent version...
Look for it on google, it’s possible to do it..
Specifically, you'll need to recompile libsqlite3, put it somewhere, and then set LD_LIBRARY_PATH before invoking Python. You can do that globally in your shell by modifying your .bashrc or similar file.
Or if you're super brave, you just replace the libsqlite3.so that Python is pointing to (really depends on your use case).