Switch from 'derive-error' to 'thiserror'#12
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With 'thiserror', we can include the source error text in the error message, making it easier to identify the cause of the error. I mostly duplicated the doc comments in the error messages to mimic the behaviour of 'derive-error'.
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With 'thiserror', we can include the source error text in the error
message, making it easier to identify the cause of the error.
I mostly duplicated the doc comments in the error messages to mimic the
behaviour of 'derive-error'.