Switch from std::error::Error to core::error::Error#767
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The latter was being used in some places, but not consistently. Notably this gets rid of the `std` dependency on various test examples. Some crates now have fully vestigial `std` features, though this leaves removing them to a separate PR.
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After #767 it is no longer used This is technically true of `password-hash` as well, but as a post-1.0 crate we can't remove the `std` feature there
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The latter was being used in some places, but not consistently.
Notably this gets rid of the
stddependency on various test examples.