Expose SQL query capture via govisual.WrapDriver#52
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The driver-level SQL hook has existed since the profiling work but was unreachable: it needed a *Profiler handle that only Wrap ever held. Recording now goes through the request context (profiling.RecordSQL pulls the profile from ctx and is a no-op without one), which makes the hook handle-free and safe to expose.
govisual.WrapDriver(d) wraps any database/sql driver; register it once, open the DB through it, and queries executed with the request's context show up on that request's profile — query text, duration, rows, error — feeding the existing per-request SQL view and the database-bottleneck analysis.
Tests cover recording through a real database/sql round trip against a fake driver, and the no-profile pass-through.