The assumption there was that Python is faster with accessing SQLite3 than Go is.
I wanted to check this and hence I wrote a generator for entries into an SQLite database as well as a Go implementation and a Python implementation of a simple access task:
Read all rows from table bench, which consists of an ID, a hex encoded 8 byte random value and a hex encoded SHA256 hash of said random values.
Create a SHA256 hex encoded checksum from the decoded random value of a row.
Compare the stored hash value against the generated one.
If they match, continue, otherwise throw an error.