1-- Version 5: the household gains the child's character and the voice each character owns.
2--
3-- No table changes: `household` already holds one row per setting, each with its own stamp, so the new
4-- settings are rows. They are named `character` and `character_voice:<character>` (one register per character,
5-- so two devices that give two characters a voice at the same time keep both). A household with none of these
6-- rows is exactly what it was: the cat look is the character and every character speaks in the base voice.
7--
8-- The version moves anyway, on purpose. A build that does not know these names refuses to read the table
9-- (`Damaged`, then a household of defaults, which for a child is a day without limits), so a database that may
10-- hold them must be refused by that build as a newer one, not read.
11SELECT 1;