Adds SQLCipher to the HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS of FMDB within the SQLCiphe…#672
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When installing FMDB/SQLCipher via cocoa pods and using Swift, the proper SQLCipher copy of sqlite3.h isn't located so the sqlite3_key and sqlite3_rekey functions aren't found.
This should hopefully resolve these issues:
#591
#618
#612
and accomplish the same thing as this PR (without changing the import statements/breaking direct integrations):
#594
A current workaround is to use a post_install hook in the Podfile: