Add 'node:sqlite' to BUILTIN_MODULES_REGEX_STR#251
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Similar to the issues documented in the past with node:test, issues can be encountered when node:sqlite is used if the node version isnt precisely controlled.
For me this is manifesting because my system default node version is 22, but in a project using 26 with node:sqlite there is fighting over the order.
Perhaps a more resilient option is to treat anything that starts with node: as a builtin? That should avoid much of this going forward