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feat: pretty print top level errors - #553
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There are already
Displayimplementations for the top levelcrate::Errorenum, but when running gitu it bubbles them up all the way to main, which makes rust debug print theResult: https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/std/process.rs.html#2684This PR merely wraps
main, pretty prints the error if one occurs, and explicitly returns anExitCode(success/failure) depending on the result, instead of using the genericTerminationimplementation forResult<T: Termination, E: Debug>.I assume this is probably closer to what was intended with the explicit
Displayimplementation ofcrate::Error.