Replace error.rs with anyhow crate
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error.rs is largely a custom implementation of the popular `anyhow` crate. This converts the codebase to use anyhow * error::Contextual import magic is now anyhow::Context * places where we were creating simple io::Error variants with custom strings, now use anyhow::Error via anyhow::anyhow! macro * places where we were creating error::Context errors to wrap an existing error, now use anyhow::Error::new Signed-off-by: Cole Robinson <crobinso@redhat.com>
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error.rs is largely a custom implementation of the popular
anyhowcrate. This converts the codebase to use anyhowerror::Contextual import magic is now anyhow::Context
places where we were creating simple io::Error variants with
custom strings, now use anyhow::Error via anyhow::anyhow! macro
places where we were creating error::Context errors to wrap an
existing error, now use anyhow::Error::new