fix: handle /dev/full write errors gracefully#10062
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Fixes uutils#9769 Changed error.print().unwrap() to let _ = error.print() to prevent panic when writing to /dev/full. Added regression test in test_cat.rs.
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hehe, i think this very simple fix if correct 😅
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.unwrap()tolet _ =in error.rs. now utilities don't panic when writing to /dev/full, they exit gracefully like GNU coreutils does.one line fix + regression test. affects 20+ utilities.
Fixes #9769