pg-micro: PostgreSQL-compatible Embeddable Database

pg-micro is an experimental, in-process reimplementation of PostgreSQL, currently at version 0.0.5. It is built as an experimental fork of Turso, which is a full, from-scratch rewrite of SQLite in Rust. Unlike other approaches that try to compile PostgreSQL to WebAssembly or translate PostgreSQL syntax to SQLite, pg-micro directly parses the PostgreSQL language using `libpg_query` (the same parser PostgreSQL itself uses) and compiles it to SQLite bytecode for execution on Turso's engine. This approach aims to provide a fast, embeddable, single-file database that natively understands PostgreSQL syntax, targeting ephemeral, low-touch, short-lived, and small database use cases. Its key differentiators include 100% PostgreSQL syntax fidelity, direct compilation to SQLite bytecode, and a standard SQLite-compatible storage format, allowing for dual access via PostgreSQL and SQLite syntax. Release cadence is currently irregular due to its experimental nature and close ties to Turso's development cycle.