errore@0.14.1

1. Fixed tryFn/tryAsync catch handler accepting non-Error return values — the catch callback previously required returning an Error subclass. It now accepts any value: returning undefined, null, or a fallback swallows the error and widens the result union accordingly:

   const result = errore.try({
     try: () => JSON.parse(input),
     catch: () => undefined,   // result: ParsedType | undefined
   })

2. tryAsync marked as deprecated — use .catch() directly on the promise instead. It composes naturally with async/await and TypeScript infers the union automatically without a wrapper:

   // Before:
   const result = await tryAsync({ try: () => fetch(url), catch: (e) => new NetworkError({ cause: e }) })
   
   // After:
   const result = await fetch(url).catch((e) => new NetworkError({ url, cause: e }))

3. Fixed errore skill CLI command — the SKILL.md file was relocated to skills/errore/SKILL.md and the CLI path lookup was updated to match. Running errore skill now correctly outputs the skill content.