Diagnostic for that weird error we just got #1
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If the target of the composed behavior is not a Moose class, the call to 'apply_all_roles' will fail with a bizarre error message. This cann occur if, for example, your "use Moose" declaration follows the "use MooseX::ComposedBehavior" declaration in the target file. Moose itself should diagnose this more clearly, but in the meantime we add a diagnosis here.
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If the target of the composed behavior is not a Moose class, the call
to 'apply_all_roles' will fail with a bizarre error message. This
cann occur if, for example, your "use Moose" declaration follows the
"use MooseX::ComposedBehavior" declaration in the target file.
Moose itself should diagnose this more clearly, but in the meantime we
add a diagnosis here.