doc: Standalone Exception Handling

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive guide on exception handling within the TVM-FFI framework. It centralizes information on how exceptions are managed across different language boundaries, ensuring consistent error handling and improved developer experience. The changes involve creating a new documentation file and updating existing documentation to point to the new resource.

Highlights

• New Documentation: Introduces a new document, exception_handling.rst, detailing exception handling in TVM-FFI, covering throwing, catching, and propagating exceptions across language boundaries.
• ABI Overview Update: Modifies abi_overview.rst to link to the new exception_handling.rst document, providing a central reference for exception handling patterns.
• Function Module Update: Updates func_module.rst to reference the new exception_handling.rst document, removing redundant exception handling information.
• Index Update: Updates index.rst to include the new exception_handling.rst document in the table of contents.

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Changelog

• docs/concepts/abi_overview.rst
  • Updated links to exception handling documentation.
  • Minor text changes for clarity.
• docs/concepts/exception_handling.rst
  • Created new documentation for exception handling in TVM-FFI.
• docs/concepts/func_module.rst
  • Removed redundant exception handling information.
  • Added link to the new exception handling documentation.
• docs/index.rst
  • Added exception handling documentation to the table of contents.

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Code Review

This pull request does a great job of refactoring the exception handling documentation into a standalone page. This significantly improves the organization and discoverability of this important topic. The new exception_handling.rst page is comprehensive and well-written. I've made a couple of minor suggestions to improve the accuracy of code block language specifiers for better syntax highlighting. Overall, this is a solid improvement to the documentation.