[orc-rt] Add support for constructing Expected<Error> values. #161656
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These will be used in upcoming RPC support patches where the outer Expected value captures any RPC-infrastructure errors, and the inner Error is returned from the romet call (i.e. the remote handler's return type is Error).
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…61656) These will be used in upcoming RPC support patches where the outer Expected value captures any RPC-infrastructure errors, and the inner Error is returned from the romet call (i.e. the remote handler's return type is Error).
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These will be used in upcoming RPC support patches where the outer Expected value captures any RPC-infrastructure errors, and the inner Error is returned from the romet call (i.e. the remote handler's return type is Error).