fix: syntax and code comments errors

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Corrected spelling of "persistent" in test comments
  • Updated comment casing and formatting in SQLite-related documentation
  • Improved syntax for module constant referencing in comments

These changes are purely documentation-related and do not impact the functionality of the code.

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves minor documentation and comment improvements across three files: src/connection/statement_iterator.rs, src/ffi/constants.rs, and tests/test/web.rs. The changes are primarily focused on correcting spelling, syntax, and casing in comments, with no functional modifications to the code's logic or behavior. These updates enhance code readability and maintain proper Rust syntax conventions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/connection/statement_iterator.rs	Updated comment casing from "sqlite provided datastructures" to "SQLite-provided data structures"
src/ffi/constants.rs	Corrected comment syntax from ffi:SQLITE_ROW to ffi::SQLITE_ROW
tests/test/web.rs	Fixed spelling from "persistant" to "persistent" in a comment

Possibly related PRs

• fix: arguments #22: Changes to src/connection/stmt.rs involving the prepare method, which might relate to SQLite data structure handling

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• src/connection/statement_iterator.rs (1 hunks)
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• tests/test/web.rs
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