import of bitwarden json export failed with "An error has occurred." when using sqlite

### Steps To Reproduce

- fresh deploy of latest bitwarden lite with sqlite as db engine
- create account
- start import of a bitwarden json export

### Expected Result

- import succeeds

### Actual Result

- import failed with a popup "An error has occured."

### Screenshots or Videos

_No response_

### Additional Context

import with the same setup but with mariadb as db engine finished successfully

### Githash Version

{"version":"2026.4.1","gitHash":"3371bb61","server":null,"environment":{"cloudRegion":null,"vault":"https://bitwarden.crack-n-hack.org","api":"https://bitwarden.crack-n-hack.org/api","identity":"https://bitwarden.crack-n-hack.org/identity","notifications":"https://bitwarden.crack-n-hack.org/notifications","sso":"https://bitwarden.crack-n-hack.org/sso"},"featureStates":{},"push":{"pushTechnology":0,"vapidPublicKey":null},"communication":null,"settings":{"disableUserRegistration":false},"object":"config"}

### Environment Details

- Arch Linux
- Docker
- VM Intel 2 cores

### Database Image

_No response_

### Issue Tracking Info

- [ ] I understand that work is tracked outside of Github. A PR will be linked to this issue should one be opened to address it, but Bitwarden doesn't use fields like "assigned", "milestone", or "project" to track progress.

No file, test, or entry point is named in the issue. Reproduce the Bitwarden JSON import with a fresh SQLite deployment, inspect the server logs for the popup's underlying error, and compare the result with MariaDB; done means the import completes successfully on SQLite.

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