[orc-rt] Add testcase for Expected<Expected<T>> support. #161660
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Follows addition of Expected<Error> support (99ce206), and has essentially the same motivation: supporting RPC calls to functions returning Expected<T>, where the RPC infrastructure wants to be able to wrap that result in its own Expected.
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Follows addition of Expected<Error> support (99ce206), and has essentially the same motivation: supporting RPC calls to functions returning Expected<T>, where the RPC infrastructure wants to be able to wrap that result in its own Expected.
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Follows addition of Expected support (99ce206), and has essentially the same motivation: supporting RPC calls to functions returning Expected, where the RPC infrastructure wants to be able to wrap that result in its own Expected.