fix(19-default-global-errors): set value from None to empty dictionary #20
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This commit bears the change of setting the default value of global errors from None to an empty dictionary in the global configuration class. closes #19
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This PR bears the change of setting the default value of global errors from None to an empty dictionary in the global configuration class.
closes #19