Important change in CQL semantics.
Previously if you did an early return, or fall through the end, from a procedure that is supposed to return a result set but did not in fact provide one, you would get a fake SQLITE_ERROR. Now you get an empty result set for "free".
This interpretation seems much more natural and avoids a lot of really annoying stub selects to comply with the contract.
This also works for the out statement in the same fashion.
If you want to return an error, use throw. This is a lot more natural...
examples:
-- this gives you an empty result set if x <= 0
create proc maybe_return(x integer)
begin
if x > 0 then
select * from foo where foo.y > x;
end if;
end;
-- so does this
create proc maybe_return(x integer)
begin
if x <= 0 then
return;
end if;
select * from foo where foo.y > x;
end;
-- so does this
create proc maybe_out(x integer)
begin
if x <= 0 then
declare C cursor for select etc.
out C;
end if;
end;