chore: remove unused Tauri plugin and update connection string handling#33
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This commit removes the `@tauri-apps/plugin-fs` from the project dependencies and updates the connection string handling for MySQL to support SSL modes. It also introduces a confirmation prompt for write operations in SQL queries, enhancing safety and user experience. Additionally, the OpenRouter API key is now securely managed in the OS keychain, ensuring sensitive information is not stored in localStorage.
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This commit removes the
@tauri-apps/plugin-fsfrom the project dependencies and updates the connection string handling for MySQL to support SSL modes. It also introduces a confirmation prompt for write operations in SQL queries, enhancing safety and user experience. Additionally, the OpenRouter API key is now securely managed in the OS keychain, ensuring sensitive information is not stored in localStorage.